23 #37 This moved a bit slow at times. And the story jumped around in a weird way for me. It‘s a series. I‘m not sure if I will continue.
23 #37 This moved a bit slow at times. And the story jumped around in a weird way for me. It‘s a series. I‘m not sure if I will continue.
It‘s been a while since I‘ve been able to sink into a good historical fiction. Really enjoying this so far!
After neglecting it for a week, I spent the afternoon finishing up this #TBRread A fairy tale castle, world war 2 and the history that links people together....what could be better? #merryreaders #wintergames @Clwojick @StayCurious
Three ladies in three different time periods: the French Revolution, WWII, and the present day. One castle, and an heirloom brooch. How are they all connected?
I'm completely engrossed in this book. I regret not reading it sooner. #CurrentlyReading
LOVED this story. Three women separated by years, but connected by a French castle and vineyard.
Book 2 finished. #24in48 #24B4Monday
A mid-morning snack & more audio. #24in48 #24B4Monday
My April Wrap-Up! Happy that I get to read more books in April. There were 2 #DNF - Lady Helena Investigates & The Family Next Door.
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Finally finished this book! Took me a while 😮
✔ Intriguing story
✔ Atmospheric writing
✔ Mellifluous storytelling
✔ Love • castle • French countryside • vineyards
✔ Blend of fact & fiction
❌ Slow slow burn story
❌ 3 different timelines (1789, 1944, present time) - somewhat confusing and overwhelming but it's ok.
Rating: 4.5🌟
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I don't know why I just can't get into this book! It has been almost one month now. Frustrating because I really enjoyed her previous book 😔
#slowburn #currentread #frustrated
The Lost Castle did not disappoint! It will transport you to the beautiful French countryside to uncover some secrets in the past with a slow burn story and a very light, unassuming romance. Read the full review here: https://goo.gl/emb3cN
Kristy Cambron has a new fan. I found it easy to follow 3 story lines. Each chapter ended at a spot that made me want more yet I knew another story was waiting on the next page. The stories blended well with each other and before I was ready, the end was near.
and the imperious stranger should have known better than to chide her for a white lie to survive in the midst of it.
This is the first of three books that I won last week. Thanks to Jocelyn Green for the contest opportunity.
The Lost Castle is a beautifully written masterpiece. Kristy Cambron writes fiction that feels like you‘re reading a classic. Her beautiful descriptions paint a lovely picture for me