The Phantom Tree | 
pickThis book had a very unique, intriguing story line. The characters were well developed and likable. Or even disliked depending on the character...
However, I felt like it built me up for an amazing climax only to leave me grasping. Actually, I would love to hear others perspective on the book. If you've read it, what were your thoughts?? Loath or love...
Recommended for historical fiction buffs.
📖📚 Happy Reading! 📚📖
pickSo heartwarming, so heartbreaking. This is a great story.
I don't want to give a spoiler, so I will word my main thought as, I am so heartbroken and mad about Cat and Darrell. They had a special and unique bond.
I couldn't stop reading this book. Historical fiction, romance and time travel.
Done! Car is okay. I have the paperwork and new sticker on my license plate. Next check in two years.
I can read in peace now, in the morning sunshine. 😊
#GhostCat is looking at my dirty ride. (it definitely needs a bit of rinse down - understatement of course)
Thank you for the fingers crossed!
Too nervous to read. My car is undergoing its vehicle test and I hope they don't find anything that needs fixing. 😨😰
pickGood story and very well done. I enjoyed the two narrators as well. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Time travel, magic, and history in this one. Elizabethan England and two unwanted girls in a time when woman had no rights.
pickIt was an emotional roller-coaster, I would highly recommend The Phantom Tree to book fans looking for a good time travel novel that balances mystery, romance and drama. Note that the story started out slow but about 90-100pages into it I found myself devouring the pages.
Just picked up this lil gem....I'm hoping it's as good as it looks.
pickCornick‘s writing is easily digestible. I enjoyed dual POVs of Mary and Allison while Cornick wove a mystery, historical fiction and romance with fantastical elements. I will definitely read more from her. Susanna Kearsley fans will like this.
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All I know is time travel and Tudors so count me in.
pickCross of many genres; history, fantasy, romance, mystery. Time-travel from 16th century Tudors to present. Nicola Cornick gives us a scenario about Mary Seymour‘s disappearance. Descriptions make us feel we are there too. Perfect escape novel to the Tudor era. Twists and surprises make for an exciting romantic adventure. NetGalley gave me a copy for an honest review.
“My name is Mary Seymour and I am the daughter of one queen and the niece of another”. Enjoying the book and I am 20% done and hope to finish soon!
pickCornick delivers another story that blends history, mystery, romance, and time travel, this time bridging the present time with Elizabethan England. The history around Mary Seymour seems well-researched, but I‘m no historian. I was particularly affected by the impossible situations thrust on women in the 16th century. Cornick is definitely on par with Kate Mosse, MJ Rose, and Kate Morton in the multi-century storytelling.
