Dween M. (scootter) reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 83 more book reviews
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This book is so historically inaccurate that it was difficult to read. This book is written in a totally different style then the authors previous books.
Robyn T. (busdrivingmama) reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 47 more book reviews
excellent reading!
Lisa A. (oldtoycar) reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 84 more book reviews
good story. nice ending. will keep your interest.
Carol T. (anjeleyes) - reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 111 more book reviews
He had 4 daughters already and was told that the baby she carried would be a boy but in the time of delivery, the husband had to make a choice and so he chose the baby since it was to be a boy and the doctor said it would be more apt to make it before his wife and then it turns out it is a girl and the father turns away from her and goes to London to stay with the other girls and leaves her in the country with a cousin. so she does not know what loves is because no one has shown her any. it is very good book.
What an interesting way to learn history!
Elaine Coffman writes beautiful historical novels; in this one she takes us from the moors of Yorkshire to the hills of romantic Tuscany.
Elaine Coffman writes beautiful historical novels; in this one she takes us from the moors of Yorkshire to the hills of romantic Tuscany.
Maresa is a flirt, gossip is in the air, she off to Italy, meets the love of her dreams. Fun read.
fast read, good book
Karen B. (skyfeather) reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 194 more book reviews
Born of tragedy and nurtured by scandal, Maresa Fairweather was a fifth daughter, all but abandoned by her widower father. Wild and headstrong, she was fortunate to have Percy Bronwell to keep her from harm's way. Now the childhood friends have grown up, but realizing his love for Maresa is unrequited, Percy enlists in the Royal Navy.
Always attracted to the wrong man, Maresa continues her flirtatious ways until increasing gossip dictates a change of scene. She travels to Italy but old habits are hard to break and, desperate to end another engagement, she pleads for Percy's help. He saves her the only way he can-by offering a marriage of convenience.
After only one night together, Percy returns to his naval command...and Maresa becomes the woman she was destined to be. Learning that Percy's life is in danger at the hands of the French, she risks her own life to save him--and to give him something he has always given her: unwavering love. But is it too late?
Always attracted to the wrong man, Maresa continues her flirtatious ways until increasing gossip dictates a change of scene. She travels to Italy but old habits are hard to break and, desperate to end another engagement, she pleads for Percy's help. He saves her the only way he can-by offering a marriage of convenience.
After only one night together, Percy returns to his naval command...and Maresa becomes the woman she was destined to be. Learning that Percy's life is in danger at the hands of the French, she risks her own life to save him--and to give him something he has always given her: unwavering love. But is it too late?
Elaine Coffman is a favorite author ... this book is a prequel to "The Italian".
Maresa Fairweather was the fifth daughter and all but abandoned by her widower father. Her childhood friend, Percy Bronwell, has been in love with her forever, but she hasn't seen it, and instead, commits to a series of wrong engagements. She travels to Italy to avoid all the scandals and ends up begging Percy for help to end a disastrous one.
Christina K. (ChristinaK) reviewed The Fifth Daughter (Italian Chronicles, Bk 1) on + 38 more book reviews
Very nice book.
Very good read.
Good story.
Born of tragedy and nurtured by scandal, Maresa Fairweather was a fifth daughter, all but abandoned by her widower father. Wild and headstrong, she was fortunate to have Percy Bronwell to keep her fromo harm's way. Now the childhood friends have grown up, but realizing his love for Maresa is unrequited, Percy enlists in the Royal Navy.
born of tragedy and nurtured by scandal Maresa Fairweather was a fifth daughter all but abandoned by her widower father, Wild and headstrong, she was fortunate to have Percy Bronwell to keep her from harms way how the childhood friends have grown up but realizing his love for maresa is unrequited persy enlists in the royal navy
Born of tragedy and nurtured by scandal, Maresa Fairweather was a fifth daughter, all but abandoned by her widowed father. Wild and headstrong, she was fortunate to have Percy Bronwell to keep her from harm's way. Now the childhood friends have grown up, but realizing his love for Maresa is unrequited, Percy enlists in the Royal Navy.
Always attracted to the wrong man, Maresa continues her flirtatious ways until increasing gossip dictates a change of scene. She travels to Italy, but old habits are hard to break and, desperate to end another engagement, she pleads for Percy's help. He saves her the only way he can, by offering a marriage of convenience.
After only one night together, Percy returns to his naval command...and Maresa becomes the woman she was destined to be. Learning that Percy's life is in danger at the hands of the French, she risks her own life to save him and to give him something he has always give her: unwavering love. But is it too late?
Always attracted to the wrong man, Maresa continues her flirtatious ways until increasing gossip dictates a change of scene. She travels to Italy, but old habits are hard to break and, desperate to end another engagement, she pleads for Percy's help. He saves her the only way he can, by offering a marriage of convenience.
After only one night together, Percy returns to his naval command...and Maresa becomes the woman she was destined to be. Learning that Percy's life is in danger at the hands of the French, she risks her own life to save him and to give him something he has always give her: unwavering love. But is it too late?
