Books by Laura Frantz
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review 1: Laura Frantz brings us a historical romance with a hint of suspension. Her use of vivid imagery brings the story to life and pulls the reader in. The plot flows effortlessly and kept me turning the pages. Even though this is the third book in the series, it's easily a stand al...
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review 1: I really enjoyed the first 3/4 of this book. It had intriguing characters, building tension, and fascinating history (underground railroad). I really am not sure what happened exactly, but it just started dragging on and my interest started waning along with my rating. Very di...
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review 1: Okay, so I'm having a hard time sharing about this book. It was a bit too long, and there seemed to be too much detail, and it sort of dragged on at the start. Lael seemed very immature, but then again, she was only 14. Her earliest suitor was an ancient TWENTY to her 14! I don't...
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review 1: I found this very engaging. The story plot held true to the end; delivering the climax not a moment too soon. Although, I knew that Eden and Silas would end up together, I still craved to see it in writing. The suspense of their situation was unnerving and saddened me, but of ...
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review 1: Kentucke Territory 1779. This book takes place during the war with the French. Dangerous Indians lurk about. Colonel Cassius McLinn has lost his home in Ireland, and has been ordered to protect the area, far away from General Washington, and his own traitorous twin brother. S...
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review 1: Courting Morrow Little is an immersive experience full of nuance and feeling. Written with historical integrity, this book shows conflict between the French, Indians, British, and Americans without painting any one side as completely villainous, or any one side as completely abov...
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review 1: The story was very interesting and I enjoyed the characters, however if just got awkward(and by awkward I mean it did not make sense the route the author took the characters) and honestly the last several chapters just pained me to read, I did not think it fit with the rest of th...
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review 1: In 1779, when genteel Virginia spinster Roxanna Rowan arrives at the Kentucky fort commanded by Colonel Cassius McLinn, she finds that her officer father has died. Penniless and destitute, Roxanna is forced to take her father's place as scrivener. Before long, it's clear that the...
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review 1: Western or frontier romances are often hit or miss for me, and unfortunately, this book was a miss. While the writing style itself was very descriptive, to the point where I could clearly picture events and scenery in my mind, I hated the main character of Morrow! While I under...