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A review by thedeena63
Glitter of Gold by
5.0
I was entertained by Liz Johnson's first novels, feeling like I had discovered an author to watch. I was enchanted by Red Prince Edward Island Dreams series and found I had a kindred sister in the author.
The first novel in this new series, A Sparkle of Silver, was intriguing. I've thoroughly enjoyed every one of Liz Johnson's novels.
However...
I was not entertained, enchanted, or intrigued by A Glitter Of Gold. No, I was CAPTIVATED from the very first page! I couldn't turn the pages fast enough. I was heartbroken for Anne from the moment I met her. I cried with her, and I actually found myself praying for her (and she's not real!).
I fell for Carter's ernest and enthusiastic love for all things pirate. And I felt his frustration over trying to build something lasting, something that wasn't tied to his famous last name.
And did I mention there's pirates??
But the thing that captivated, intrigued, enchanted, and encouraged me was the mastery of the writing. Johnson actually wrote a story within a story, drafting a journal that helped move the story along and worked to pull the reader in deeper and enhanced the larger tale.
I honestly believe this is one of the best novels I've read this year-- and I've read a LOT of books this year! I highly, highly recommend this book!
I received an advance copy from the publisher,and all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
The first novel in this new series, A Sparkle of Silver, was intriguing. I've thoroughly enjoyed every one of Liz Johnson's novels.
However...
I was not entertained, enchanted, or intrigued by A Glitter Of Gold. No, I was CAPTIVATED from the very first page! I couldn't turn the pages fast enough. I was heartbroken for Anne from the moment I met her. I cried with her, and I actually found myself praying for her (and she's not real!).
I fell for Carter's ernest and enthusiastic love for all things pirate. And I felt his frustration over trying to build something lasting, something that wasn't tied to his famous last name.
And did I mention there's pirates??
But the thing that captivated, intrigued, enchanted, and encouraged me was the mastery of the writing. Johnson actually wrote a story within a story, drafting a journal that helped move the story along and worked to pull the reader in deeper and enhanced the larger tale.
I honestly believe this is one of the best novels I've read this year-- and I've read a LOT of books this year! I highly, highly recommend this book!
I received an advance copy from the publisher,and all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.