Five-Star Reviews for LEVI!

By Caroline Clemmons

Thank you to those of you who have read LEVI AND THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE, especially those who have left reviews. Here are some 5 star reviews:

This clean western romance about Maeve and Levi was amazing. I think Caroline Clemmons is a really talented author and I will buy anything she writes. This book is one of my favorites! Levi and The Mail Order Bride was such a interesting book. It had so many twists and turns you had to keep reading to find out what happened. The ending was so wonderful and it left you with a happy feeling. Buy this book you will really enjoy it. I can’t wait for the next book!

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Great story of Levi and Maeve. Maeve agrees to be a mail order bride but when she arrives she refuses to marry or go with the man who sent for her. Levi rescues her and repays the men. She then proceeds to servitude to him for repayment. When the town folk start spreading rumors, they must seek a suitable conclusion. Just when everything seems to be working out, a desperate situation occurs. Will these two be able to have a future together?
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Maeve goes west after working in a factory and living with her sisters family in a New York City tenement .She gets to her destination to find her groom lied and he tries to force her to do as he wants.She fights him and runs away to be saved by the town blacksmith Levi Iverson.
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Levi saves a young lady named Maeve from three brothers, when she came to town as a mail order bride. She discovered she had been deceived as all three were going to “share her”…

Maeve was a strong lady and Levi admired her. However, was he ready to marry?
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I enjoyed the book! It was interesting to see how Maeve and Levi realized there were in love. There was some drama and excitement in the book. The book is standalone even though it is a part of a series. I recommend reading this boo

Love this author and this book didn’t disappoint! Characters were well developed and you could visualize them as you read. The story had warmth, love and care for community and one’s personal faith and encourage of self and others. Hope this series continues!
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Levi & Maeve have a interesting beginning, I do love a happy ending / love story, really enjoyed this one! I enjoyed Claudia’s storyline as well and how it ended up for her. Levi is a good human, love him.

Heart warming, happy ever after. Caroline Clemmons has long been one of my favorite authors.. I needed a story to lighten my day. A lovely story.
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This is a fun story that will draw you in and you don’t stop reading. Some of the conversations seem so real.

Mail order bride Maeve arrived in Texas only to make a quick escape from three unscrupulous men and hide in Levi's shop. There in begins the start of their quest. A good story.

I truly enjoyed every minute of this book! Caroline Clemmons once again wrote a fantastic page turner! Now I have to sit on pins and needles and wait for the next book!
I highly recommend this book! Congratulations to Caroline Clemmons for a job well done!



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Island Heat by Debby Grahl

 

 

Island Heat

The Carolina Series Book 2

by Debby Grahl

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Romantic Suspense

 

When bookstore owner Suzanna Shay and writer Austen Kincade meet on a Who Done It mystery cruise, their instant attraction has them more interested in romance than searching for clues. But when the leading actress in the shipboard murder skit, Austen’s publisher’s wife, throws herself at Austen, she’s furious when he rejects her advances and vows to have Austen no matter what it takes.
After the ship docks, with plans for a future together, Suzanna and Austen part, unaware vindictive lies will soon test their newfound love and entangle them in a real mystery that proves deadly.

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Mountain Blaze

The Carolina Series Book 1

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Award-winning author Debby Grahl lives on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, with her husband David. Besides writing, she enjoys biking, walking on the beach, and a glass of wine at sunset. Visually impaired since childhood by Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP), she uses screen-reading software to research and write her books.

Rue Toulouse, a contemporary romance set in the French Quarter, medalled as second place in the Readers’ Favorite international competition, and was awarded first place in the Top Shelf Fiction for the Romance category. His Magic Touch, a paranormal romance, is also set in New Orleans. Her latest book, Island Heat, will be released May 1, 2023, and will be the second book in her three-part Carolina series. The first, Mountain Blaze, released November 2, 2020, has received a five-star review from Readers’ Favorite.

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A Promise Fulfilled by Peggy Jaeger

A Promise Fulfilled

Ghosts of New England: Last Light Point: Book 4

by Peggy Jaeger

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Book Blurb: 

 

Late October, Present Day 

 
After winning millions in a national lottery, local librarian Daisy Morgan sets out to revitalize the infamous Crow’s Nest Tavern. After saving the historic inn from the auction block, Daisy begins a major renovation only to discover some hidden secrets – and a few unearthly spirits – tied to the tavern’s history. 

 

Writer Keegan Warren arrives to do a story on the revitalization of the tavern weeks before the grand re-opening.  Keegan’s got a few secrets of his own about why he wanted the assignment – secrets that unfold no matter how diligently he tries to keep them hidden. 

 

With Daisy’s help, he unearths a centuries old murder tied to his family’s past. As they investigate, their mutual attraction grows. But will their budding relationship suffer when the truth is discovered? 

 

 

Excerpt: 

 

 

Down at the end of the boardwalk, Keegan found the town square used historically as an information highway prior to the modern age. He’d seen it referenced in research books as Execution Square. A tricorn-wearing town crier would have stood on a block of wood and read a royal decree or announced the names of the pirates and miscreants to be punished and hung for all to see. On hanging days, the square would fill with as many townsfolk as possible, children and even babies included.  

 

It never ceased to amaze him how bloodthirsty humans could be. 

 

The historical society had placed several tableaus in a semicircle surrounding what had once been the gallows. A sign next to it read Execution Square, just as his research had asserted. The structure was roped off and a large KEEP OFF sign stood front and center. Keegan didn’t have any doubts tourists and townies alike walked up the wooden staircase for a selfie when the mood struck. No guard stood watch, so the warning sign was more a suggestion than anything else.  

 

Keegan strolled to the edge of the square, which abutted the dock. Once a thriving waterway for European merchant ships delivering their wares to the new world, and pirates alike, the dock was now used as a walking path connecting the east side of the point to the west. Smack dab in the middle was another structure surrounded by rope and another warning sign.  With no will to stop himself, Keegan took the path toward it. 

 

A metal cage, at least five feet tall, hung from a ten-foot wooden pole, like a human-sized birdcage. The cage swung out over the bay, facing the ocean. While the gallows was a fast death, one quick rope snap to hang the miscreant by breaking his neck, the gibbet was a slow, painful, often lugubrious death. 

 

A criminal sentenced to die, usually for the crimes of piracy, murder, or treason, was thrown into the cage alive and shackled, and then the make-shift prison was secured with locks and ropes. They gave no food or water to the prisoner and, depending on weather conditions, the hunger of seagulls, and the health of the criminal, it could take anywhere from a few days to weeks for the person to die. The body was left to rot and when the stench got to be too much, or a new offender needed the cage, the remains were removed. 

 

The research was always a little blurry about whether the bodies were buried or tossed into the sea. Hangings, he’d read, were buried in the Potter’s Field at local cemeteries. He had a notion, though, more than one rotting corpse made its way to the backrooms of men who practiced the art of medicine, anatomy, and even alchemy, through a few well-placed coins greased along the undertaker’s palm. 

 

 

 

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