With the snow days we’ve been having, it has been the perfect opportunity to curl up with a good book. I hadn’t done that since before I went back to work in January. Meaning I hadn’t finished Once Upon a Tower. I am glad that I was able to pick up where I left off without remembering the story. I love this one from Eloisa James. I love the way she is using her love and knowledge of Shakespeare plays and sonnets as a tool for flirtation between Edie and Gowan. I also find humor in the way Edie’s father is regretting his agreement to their betrothal all because he sees the pair have an attraction for one another. As if that is the worst thing a married couple could have. I also find interesting that Edie plays the cello, which was very unheard of for a woman to do during this time. All in all this has been a very enjoyable read so far. (I expected nonetheless from James.) I’m anxious to finish reading it and hope to have a few hours to do so this weekend.
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Award winning author, Leanne Tyler lives in the South and her writing reflects her heritage. She writes sensual Southern romances whether historical or contemporary. Leanne's debut release Victory's Gate was the 2007 American Rose winner of the Through the Garden Gate contest and was released electronically by The Wild Rose Press in December 2007. Finally in December 2009 the Through the Garden Gate Anthology is available in print and includes the four winning entries. Stepping into the Contemporary circle, she debuted with her Class of '85 Reunion story It's Always Been You in August 2011. And her first full-length novel Season of Love (Nov. 2011) is a time-travel set in 1850 Charleston, SC. She invites readers to step into her world and enjoy the passion. View all posts by Leanne Tyler
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