Thanks to Isi for this lovely review of The Summer Before the Storm! I can appreciate how difficult it must be to read an epic novel in a foreign language. Bravo, Isi, and your blogger friends for taking on the English book challenge!
From Isi
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Showing posts with label book review. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Under the Moon Review by M. Denise C.
Thanks to book blogger M. Denise C. for being intrigued enough by the first two Muskoka Novels to read the 3rd in the series! Here's her review of Under the Moon. Be advised that the first paragraph contains plot spoilers for those who haven't read The Summer Before the Storm and Elusive Dawn.
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Saturday, March 9, 2013
Readers' Favorite - 5-Star Review!
I'm delighted that The Summer Before the Storm has received a 5-Star review, which can be seen on the Readers' Favorite website. Love the comparison to Downton Abbey! Remember that my book came out first (2006). :)
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Monday, January 23, 2012
"Elusive Dawn" Review by Writers’ Digest Magazine
I was thrilled to receive this 5 star review from Writers’ Digest Magazine:
“In Elusive Dawn, author Gabriele Wills shows talent that is anything but elusive. Her skillfully crafted scenes populated by well drawn characters will pull readers into the story and not let go until the very last page. Although this is the second book in the series, it also works as a stand-alone. I appreciate some of the extras Ms. Wills incorporated into this book, including the map, the list of characters, and the “Author’s Notes” after the story ends. The author’s passion for this story shows through her powerful descriptions, emotional turning points, and bigger-than-life setting. The cover is attractive and simply elegant.
"With a story this awesome, I’m sure fans will be looking for more from Gabriele Wills…. The story is strong and has emotional arcs in all the right places. The most important thing Ms. Wills can do now is effectively market this book.”
Which is harder than researching and writing! So marketing has been put aside until Book 3 in the series is finished.
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