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| First chapter was sensational. Am downloading the full book now and cant wait to get stuck into it this weekend !!
If anyone knows of other books this woman has written please e-mail me at tim@soonmarketing.com.au I am keen to see more of her work.
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: Tim Possingham Posted Date: 2008-05-23 |
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| Having lived in England from World War II onwards until retiring to France where I now live in what was Vichy France during the war, that era of history has always held my interest. The effect that hostilities had on families during that period is fascinating. The brief but concise introduction to Elizabeth and her threatened friend Heidi becomes a magnet to discover what the future holds for the two schoolfriends and how their lives could change dramatically. A download is definitely envisaged. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: lacouronne Posted Date: 2008-03-27 |
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| I really enjoyed reading the first chapter and look forward toreading the whole book. I am interested in historical novels, particularly when they are told through the eyes of a family. I need to know what happens to Elizabeth and how the characters cope with the onset of the war. The language of the first chapter is enticing and I will now download the whole book. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: Lyn Wright Posted Date: 2008-03-23 |
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| A great start and as the blurb states:English girl Elizabeth's life is privileged and I look forward to seeing the differences in the young Australian, David's life and what struggles and tragedy will unfold. Well written. Congratulations. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: Desmond Posted Date: 2008-03-20 |
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| Excellent first chapter, a good pace. The author has researched this well! She writes about the thoughts, emotions and interactions of the people during this stressful time, as if she had been there. Easy to read and captures the readers interest from the first few paragraphs. I look forward to following the characters development through the First World War an beyond. Well done! |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: Naomi Posted Date: 2008-03-19 |
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| The interesting start shows a clash of cultures and an adventurous journey for a young sheltered girl who faces a harsh livestyle in a tough country. Definitely makes the reader want to know more about Elizabeth. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: diane beer Posted Date: 2008-03-18 |
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| This is off to a great start - the scene is set for what ever uncertainties lie ahead. The characters are already clearly taking shape. I look forward to reading the next chapter. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: moira.deslandes@volunteeringsa.org.au Posted Date: 2008-03-18 |
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| This was a great first chapter and I am now downloading the whole book. The set up was fantastic, moving fast enough to engulf you but still at a pace that allowed for detail and character development/attachment. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: E Rhys Posted Date: 2008-03-18 |
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| A very good first chapter. I find myself wishing to be better aquainted with Elizabeth. The author did a marvelous job with the setting. I will most likely find myself wondering what happens to Lizzy and Heidi until I decide to download the entire book. |
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Comments for: First chapter Posted By: Chrissy Posted Date: 2008-03-17 |
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