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‘The Clockmaker’s Daughter’ Takes a Stylistic Leap, and…..

January 8, 2019 by Allison Hiltz Leave a Comment

the clockmakers daughter by kate morton

If there’s one word that comes to mind when I read a Kate Morton book, it’s cozy. It’s so easy to curl up and let her stories wrap around you and provide shelter from what’s going on in the world. They’re always so intricate, precariously balancing past and present until they collide in the most unexpected ways. The Clockmaker’s Daughter was no different, but this one took … [Read more...]

K.A. Tucker Delivers in ‘He Will Be My Ruin’

June 6, 2016 by Allison Hiltz 8 Comments

He Will Be My Ruin by K.A. Tucker

I received a copy of this book for free through TLC Book Tours. See a list of all of the reviews here.I've been reading more mysteries and thrillers lately, and I have to say I've really been enjoying them. My latest, He Will Be My Ruin by K.A. Tucker, is no exception. It's the story of a woman named Maggie who comes home after a friend's suicide. Convinced her friend would … [Read more...]

The Lake House by Kate Morton

March 14, 2016 by Allison Hiltz 13 Comments

The Lake House

For years, Kate Morton has been one author whose books I know I can count on. She has mastered the dual narrative and her visual descriptions of sweeping landscapes and old estates are phenomenal. The Lake House holds true to these features but the writing was a bit different than usual and I must admit, this wasn't my favorite of hers.The Lake House is the … [Read more...]

‘Secret Keeper’ Is the Story of Love Lost and Found

May 11, 2015 by Allison Hiltz 16 Comments

Kate Morton has proven once again that she is the master of historical fiction, dual narratives, and punching you right in the gut. I have yet to read a book by her that I didn't like and most of them I've loved but this is, perhaps, her greatest accomplishment yet.The Secret Keeper is about Laurel, who has spent her life wondering about a violent incident committed by her … [Read more...]

Lucinda Riley’s is a House Worth Entering

November 15, 2012 by Allison Hiltz 9 Comments

orchid house

As an avid Kate Morton fan, I was thrilled to discover an author that was rumored to be similar in style. While I had previously heard the name Lucinda Riley, it wasn't until this comparison was made that I took the time to find out what books she had written. Even then, I was wary. Morton has a way of weaving rich tales without leaving any loose ends (an amazing feat given … [Read more...]

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