pickAnything with Scotland has my heart 🏴This story was narrated in multiple views; present day, twins Leah and Zoey and in the 14th century, Agnes ❤️ Romance, heartbreak and Scottish war, what more could I ask for? 🥹
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pickAnything with Scotland has my heart 🏴This story was narrated in multiple views; present day, twins Leah and Zoey and in the 14th century, Agnes ❤️ Romance, heartbreak and Scottish war, what more could I ask for? 🥹
pickSuper absorbing multi-generational story. LOVED IT! Except for the ending. As usual, I wanted an epilogue.
This morning my fiancé and I went to get our marriage license. 30 days til we say “I Do”. #bridetobe
Had my 2nd total knee replacement surgery yesterday so when awake today, I‘ll be reading. I like having to slow down and read, but I‘m very grateful that I only have two knees and won‘t have to do this again any time soon. 😊
pickThis was a mixed bag for me- thou I seem to be one of few who didn't unconditionally love it. I loved almost everything about the 1920s part of the story: I felt like I was in Brooklyn, watching Augusta and her family live life(& death) & I loved everything about about teenage Augusta, Irving, & Aunt Ester. My difficulties come in the 80s timeline: I love that the characters we meet at the retirement village are happy, active, and still open to ⬇️
pickVery unlike me to be reading something off a prize long list but when i heard it was set in Tudor times I was drawn in. I absolutely loved these characters. Tibb is amazing, foul mouthed and free spirited with uncanny insight. The first few pages of this novel are possibly the strongest and most captivating start to a novel that i have read in a long time. I do have a quibble - i felt the “adventure story” aspect ⬇️
