In the Shadow of the Lamp, by Susanne Dunlap - January's Read

[Charmaine]

I've always been fascinated by women nurses in historical time periods, including Florence Nightingale. I'd love to read this one! Please let me know your thoughts about this book while you're reading it and once you're done :-)

[Abby]

What a good idea to have two books for January! This is especially great because I just read No Shame, No Fear. It was really good!

[Charmaine]

Abby wrote: "What a good idea to have two books for January! This is especially great because I just read No Shame, No Fear. It was really good!"


That's awesome :-) glad you like the idea! Think we should do it again for February (2 books)?

[Abby]

Sounds good to me!

[Abby]

I just finished! It was a great book!

[Jeffrey]

I've written a historical fiction novel that is best suited for 18 to 30 year olds. Would that fit your group? Faded Gray

[Charmaine]

Abby wrote: "I just finished! It was a great book!"

That is great! What did you like best about this book? I want to read it but my library doesn't have it :-( I need to buy it sometime when I can!

[Charmaine]

Jeffrey wrote: "I've written a historical fiction novel that is best suited for 18 to 30 year olds. Would that fit your group? Faded Gray"

As long as it's intended for a YA audience, it should be fine :-) then you can promote your book in the self-promotion topic for authors. https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Nanci]

Sorry I didn't get this one read. It is still on the to-read shelf. Those who did read it, how is the love triangle situation? I have been a little put off by the one girl, two guys scenario lately which mainly the reason I read the other one first knowing I might not get time for both. Let me know what you think.