Book Review: Island of the Swans by Ciji Ware - Page 2

The tempestuous relationship with the Duke, and her untouchable life with Thomas, abounds with lover’s secrets, misspoken words and communications gone awry. Jane Maxwell, the Duchess of Gordon, a 17th century woman considered property, had strength and a strong sense of survival. Ahead of her time, a woman you’d want to meet. Unfortunately, according to history, her waning years were sadly inauspicious.

Published originally in 1988, Island of the Swans is an emotionally enveloping story that will tug at your heart with each page turned. Phenomenal storytelling by Ciji Ware.

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Article Author: Wisteria Leigh

Ms. Leigh is a writer/reviewer who has her own blog Bookworm's Dinner, writing under the name Wisteria. She writes reviews for Historical Novels Review magazine, Library Thing,and her own blog Bookworm's Dinner. She has degrees in music, elem. …

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  • 1 - Svea @Muse in the Fog

    Feb 19, 2010 at 6:35 pm

    Great review! This was such a heart wrenching story. I just reviewed it on my blog along with an interview with the author. Check it out.

  • 2 - Wisteria Leigh

    Feb 21, 2010 at 4:59 am

    Thanks Svea....I just went over to your blog. Thanks for sharing this. :)

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