Celia Garth (Special Numbered First Edition on Ivory Laid Paper)1 review Gwen Bristow Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1959 Perfect novel for young and adult readers! I first encountered this book as a preteen, and have since revisited it at least once a year. While it is engaging for the young reader, it is also story rich to hold an adult's interest. Celia Garth is a young orphan making a living as a seamstress during the break out of the ...             Kathryn in the Court of Six Queens18 reviews Anne M. Abbey Bantam, 1989 Fabulous tale of one woman who served all six queens of Henry VIII + Read it and loved it, reading again. + Excellent Novel! + The author is still writing             Olivia and Jai29 reviews Rebecca Ryman St Martins Pr, 1990 A fabulous tale of star crossed lovers in 19C India + Minor irritants, but overall a cracking read + The Opposite of Love is Not Hate + Absolutely Amazing! + A gift of literary brilliance!             Castles in the Air3 reviews Patricia Gallagher Avon Books (Mm), 1983 LOVED THIS BOOK + Despite the cover, this is so much more than an historical romance + A DREAM COME TRUE... This is a great book. the reviewer before me has explained the story line so I won't go into that but this book is worth reading, I bought all 3 of the books in this series and the story line was very good in all 3 of the books.             Wild Swan22 reviews Celeste De Blasis Bantam Books, 1985 Words are insufficient + (4.5) One woman in love with two men and an 80's saga that survives the test of time + Wild Swan + This is one of a trilogy/ All three are 5 star books + Enthralling start to a 3 book Series!!             To Dance with Kings: A Novel32 reviews Rosalind Laker Three Rivers Press, 2007 A Must Read + To dance With Kings + Well written tale + Review by Mirella Patzer - Author of Bloodstone Castle + Wonderful             Jubilee Trail24 reviews Gwen Bristow Chicago Review Press, 2006 Gwen Bristow's books helped me survive middle school and awkward adolescence. + Ms. Padilla was right! + I didn't want it to end! + Not as good as Calico Palace             Sugar Pavilion, The3 reviews Rosalind Laker Doubleday, 1993 Delicious! + A Sugary Sweet (that's a good thing in this case) Tale to read As a huge fan of Rosalind Laker, I will admit I am a bit biased. Still, I think THE SUGAR PAVILION was sweet and sinfully addictive. As with most of her books, I could not put it down until the last emotion-wrought page was read. I liked Sophie Delacourt more than any other Laker character ...             Paint the Wind15 reviews Cathy Cash Spellman Dell, 1991 (4.5) The story of one woman and the two brothers who loved her in Colorado's Cloud City + ALL TIME FAVORITE BY REDSUE + Incredible Saga!!! + Excellent + I wanted to be Fancy and love Chance and cry with Bandana...             The Marsh King's Daughter2 reviews Elizabeth Chadwick Time Warner Paperbacks, 2006 COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN! + Runaway nuns, pirates and stolen treasure, oh my! I had to stay up until I finished it at 1AM. Another outstanding saga from Elizabeth Chadwick. I cannot get enough of her books, everyone of them sends me back to another world, another time. This was a bit different from the author's usual story -- you really won't find many lords, ladies and ...             The Winter Rose52 reviews Jennifer Donnelly Hyperion, 2008 Winter Rose - Amazing Follow Up + NOT MY NORMAL READ, BUT I DID ENJOY THIS ONE! + Loved it! Of all the novels that I read in the past year, this one stood out. The story is fascinating with a wonderfully developed heroine. The author does a fantastic job in creating a very likeable heroine/hero. It's the 2nd book in the "tea" series and I could not have asked for a better follow up to ...             Trade Wind19 reviews M. M. Kaye Bantam Books, 1982 Excellent...not a "romance novel" + Morally confusing as "Pavilions" was not but just as crammed with adventure, politics, exotic locals and people and romance + Another wonderful tale of the Far East from M.M. Kaye + Outstanding historical romance novel             Through a Glass Darkly113 reviews Karleen Koen Sourcebooks Landmark, 2003 Spectacular book, I flew through every page; + Tragic, yet enthralling + A touching story, but read the reviews before you buy + An emotional read             Now Face to Face: A Novel51 reviews Karleen Koen Three Rivers Press, 2008 Very interesting + Wonderful! The drama continues! + Great follow-up. + Not quite as good as TAGD             The Love Knot14 reviews Elizabeth Chadwick St Martins Pr, 1999 Always a safe bet with this author + An intense look at the war between Stephen and Mathilda, from the bottom up. + A very good book, from tragic beginning to happy end... + Loved it! + Civil Unrest is the Conqueror's Legacy             Roselynde (Signature Select)13 reviews Roberta Gellis Harlequin, 2005 Surprisingly good + Return of a Classic romance and series. + Roselynde + This tale has stood the test of time             A Season of Swans1 review Celeste Deblasis Bantam Books, 1989 Final book in De Blasis' Swan Trilogy A Season of Swans begins in 1870 and the focus of the story shifts from Alex and Rane Falconer to their granddaughter Gincie and her husband Travis Culhane and their three children. Now happily settled in California, a surprise return from Gincie's past leads her to a drastic move that has ...             Swan's Chance6 reviews Celeste De Blasis Bantam Books Ltd, 1987 Great 2nd Book in this Trilogy!! + A good follow up to Wild Swan + Amazing book - amazing trilogy + An amazing story of love that endures time and circumstance.             Kentucky Home2 reviews Betty Layman Receveur Ballantine Books, 1995 JUST AS GOOD AS THE FIRST!! + Good follow up to Oh Kentucky! This book is the sequel to OH KENTUCKY by Receveur. The book begins by reintroducing Kitty Gentry of Oh, Kentucky!, who in 1825 is thinking back on her life. Kitty begins her recollections in 1792, when she, her beloved second husband, Roman, Kentucky's first senator, and their four children are ...             The Proud Breed37 reviews Celeste De Blasis Bantam, 1985 (4.5) Looking for a big, fat family saga set in Old California? + Greatest book I've ever read + Amazing Book + Agree that it is the best book I have ever read.................. + My favorite book EVER!!!