Books by Sarah Woodbury
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review 1: I started this a bit hesitantly because one reviewer had likened it to my old favourites, the Cadfael books. I can almost say I was prepared to be very critical. However, I found it's not really like Cadfael at all, it's a very good tale in its own right. It has a bit of everythi...
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review 1: Ok. So normally I don't write reviews, whether or not the book is bad. I don't like to say bad things about books because it is a part of who the author is. But this book was just so bad. It didn't flow well, i skipped most of it and finished in like two hours, it didn't make se...
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review 1: Not exactly sure how to rate this book. I like the story, love the premise. I'm interested to know how the whole story turns out in the subsequent books. However, I'm not so excited that I'm rushing to buy them. I bought the prequel and this book & they were good, but I won't be ...
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review 1: Starting this book I didn't think it would be as good as Footsteps in Time, but was plesently surprised.This book is really a continuation of the previous book. I highly suggest that a new person to the series read Footsteps in Time and maybe even Daughter of Time before reading...
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review 1: I have read all of the current Cilmeri books to date, and love how Sarah Woodbury has written this series. The people feel real, the situations are believable, and she paints a rich tapestry without overloading on details. Crossroads in Time doesn't disappoint.Anna takes a more a...
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review 1: 2.5 stars. Just really meh for me. Honestly if it weren't for the names and some vague references to the story taking place in a castle then I wouldn't have known this was a historical fiction mystery. Not a lot of description to really pull the reader into a different time perio...
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review 1: Callum has been brought back in time with Llywellyn and Meg and now he's stuck but he's finding his footing with David, King of England and Prince of Wales. Of course, now Scotland is in need of a King and David isn't going to repeat the history he knows and try taking Scotland f...
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review 1: Another great continuation! This time we have a new adventure for Llywellyn and Meg while David deals with English plots and politics.The intrigue of court life is a perilous tightrope to walk and yet David seems to do it rather smoothly thought people still tend to die along the...
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review 1: Although described as "A Novel of King Arthur" this book is really the story of Myrddin, one of Arthur's knights, and Nell, a nun who escapes when the Saxons raid her convent. Both Myrddin and Nell have repeated dreams about the death of King Arthur, and they work to change that...