Freedom gave her the right to live, the chance to love. She escaped from the South to the North, where a boy captured her heart.
In 1864, 16-year-...
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Oct 19, 2009
Karla (Mossy Love Grotto)
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This was probably the shortest Sunfire, clocking in at a mere 170 pages. The subject matter really calls for one of the larger volumes, and while Miner is usually adept at creating a great and thorough story within the shorter length, this wasn't one of them. Usually the heroines have an arc and development, but Corey's character is pretty consistent. She always doubts the ability of Ned, another slave, to judge with common sense and when he fades from the picture, it feels like his whole charac
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Jan 23, 2009
Needleroozer
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Oh look! A young woman of color gets to have romance in this Sunfire book! I haven't read this one, but I think I will try to track it down via interlibrary loan. I want to read it, especially since it will work for my librarians read challenge.
UPDATE: I was surprised by how short this book was. In my memory, the Sunfire books were really long, three or four hundred pages. Is that just my imagination? This one was only about 170 pages.
All in all, I enjoyed reading this bo More...
UPDATE: I was surprised by how short this book was. In my memory, the Sunfire books were really long, three or four hundred pages. Is that just my imagination? This one was only about 170 pages.
All in all, I enjoyed reading this bo More...
Jan 05, 2009
Nascha
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I read this book when I went through my historical romance phase back in junior high school. Very moving story and historically accurate. I enjoyed reading this book although I was torn about the ending.
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