Books by Carrie Turansky
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review 1: Loved this one! It's like Jane Eyre and Maria from the "Sound of Music" get together at Downton Abbey and create a story. That combination creates the character of Julia Foster. Julia is a young missionary who loved working with her parents in India. Forced to return to Englan...
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review 1: I’m not hooked on Victorian historical romances but this one sounded kinda interesting. Sometimes I venture out of my favorite Regency England rut and I like to try new authors so this was my choice.It was totally predictable, as a matter of fact, it was pretty much the plot outl...
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review 1: There is something so comforting when reading a book by Turansky, it’s like meeting a new friend or saying hi to one you haven’t visited for a while. The story welcomes you in and you get to love the characters in a quick manner without feeling rushed. Surrendered Hearts follow...
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review 1: The Daughter of Highland HallEdwardian Brides 2By Carrie TuranskyKatherine Ramsey is to have her season in London and it is imperative that she make a good match in this her first season. Her aunt Lady Louisa Gatewood is her sponsor and she is anything but encouraging to her you...
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review 1: Annika headed west to be Chase's bride only he doesn't know it. When he leaves the ranch he also leaves his daughter, father and brother; and when he returns will there still be a new family?Jolie also heads west to be a merchant's wife but a stage coach robbery leaves her with ...
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review 1: Two stories in one! I enjoyed both of these tales of reconciliation, but I especially liked the second one about Tessa and Matt's marriage story. I love, love, love these kinds of second chance journeys in fiction. Thanks for not watering down the characters' Christianity either....
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review 1: Didn't finish. It started out as a sweet romance but mid-way deteriorated into too much non-denominational feel-good fluff. I really wish publishers would look at the demographics and realize that there are easily 100 million in this country alone who are either mainstream prote...