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1. The Old Schoolhouse Review and Favorite PASTimes Interview

The Old Schoolhouse Magazine posted a wonderful review of The Light Across the River. 
Here's an excerpt (bless you, Kathy Gelzer):

"This is a suspenseful page-turner with believable main characters that have palpable struggles. The adventure, history, and even some humor with a bit of old fashioned romance thrown in for good measure make for an enjoyable read for middle schoolers on up. Because of the superb writing comprised of well-chosen words and precise descriptions in keeping with the time period, this book is a pleasure to read."


Cindy Thomson (Brigid of Ireland) at the Favorite PASTimes historical fiction blog asked me some great questions recently. 



Merry Christmas, everyone!

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