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Summary: Engaging and Entertaining
Review: "Bookends" reveals a talent of the author, Liz Curtiz Higgs, that is nice to find in Christian Romance Novels. The characters are engaging and entertaning. Best of all, you do not have to wait till the end of the story for the main characters to have fun together! In this book the stroyline is creatively weaved with humor, seriousness, and romance, from begining to end. I highly recomend it to those who enjoy quality, intelligent, romance/comedy novels.
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Summary: Engaging and Entertaining
Review: "Bookends" reveals a talent of the author, Liz Curtiz Higgs, that is nice to find in Christian Romance Novels. The characters are engaging and entertaning. Best of all, you do not have to wait till the end of the story for the main characters to have fun together! In this book the stroyline is creatively weaved with humor, seriousness, and romance, from begining to end. I highly recomend it to those who enjoy quality, intelligent, romance/comedy novels.
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Summary: A definite must for your book collection!
Review: A friend of mine lent me this book and I had absolutely no idea what to expect of it. But, reading the first few pages of Bookends (brilliant title for a book), there's no stopping of me. The plot is heartwarming, comical, romantic and contagious! The underlying message of the book that being a Christian is all about building a relationship with God is beautifully built in the main characters, Em-ee-lee and Jonas. Liz, you're a genius! I wish I could write like you. You've definitely got yet another one fan of your books. I can't wait to pop by the bookshop to get 'Mixed Signals'.
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Summary: Inspirational romance at its finest
Review: Bookends is an absolute must for every romance fan's bookshelf. Curtis has a rare talent for bringing the reader close to her characters; you'll laugh, cry, and love right along with them. Combined with a spiritual uplifting message-with God, all things are possible-Bookends is a reader's delight. Thank you, Ms. Higgs for such a treat!
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Summary: Witty, intelligent and utterly delightful!
Review: I don't know when I've read such a delightful book! Jonas and Emilie and a whole cast of other wonderful characters wormed their way into my heart and charmed me like I haven't been charmed in a while. Incredible writing and a message of faith seamlessly interwoven...this book has it all!
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Summary: Another great book by Ms. Higgs!
Review: I first read "Mixed Signals" (highly recommend it too!) and eagerly delved into this one as well. While I didn't quite enjoy "Bookends" as much as "Mixed Signals", (maybe because I found the radio business in "Mixed Signals" more 'up my alley' than construction and history--???) it was still a great read and I stayed up all night finishing it. Liz Curtis Higgs is a wonderful writer and really does a great job at character development. By the end of her books you feel like you 'know' the characters. The worst part is when you get to the last page! You just want her books to keep going and going. It's so great to find quality Christian fiction. Thank you Liz! Keep up the good work and I look forward to reading more from you!
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Summary: Another great book by Ms. Higgs!
Review: I first read "Mixed Signals" (highly recommend it too!) and eagerly delved into this one as well. While I didn't quite enjoy "Bookends" as much as "Mixed Signals", (maybe because I found the radio business in "Mixed Signals" more 'up my alley' than construction and history--???) it was still a great read and I stayed up all night finishing it. Liz Curtis Higgs is a wonderful writer and really does a great job at character development. By the end of her books you feel like you 'know' the characters. The worst part is when you get to the last page! You just want her books to keep going and going. It's so great to find quality Christian fiction. Thank you Liz! Keep up the good work and I look forward to reading more from you!
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Summary: A Delightful Book
Review: I just finished a wonderful book by Liz Curtis Higgs.I was drawn to this book because 1) I had read her previous novel MIXED SIGNALS and loved it (she has also written several nonfiction inspirationals) and 2) It's one of the rare books set in a Moravian community (this time ontemporary Lititz, PA) as I had a family of Moravian ancestors. This book was terrific. It dealed with a young woman, Emilie, who has a Ph.D. in anthropology and has returned to her hometown on hiatus from teaching in NC to write the history of her hometown Moravian church for its 250th anniversary celebration. But she has an ulterior motive as well -- one that will give her accolades from her collegues and help her recover from hurt pride. While there she meets land developer Jonas Fielding, who is best described as a real "hunk." A big conflict comes in when Emilie who cherishes everything from the past, locks horns with the modern-thinking Jonas. Of course the fact that they are both attracted to one another gets the sparks flying. Things don't always go smoothly as when Emilie discovers Jonas is building the 18th hole of a golf course right on the ruins of the first Moravian church in the community.Liz Curtis Higgs has quite a way with words and her witty, seemless style of writing is very appealing. I laughed out loud more than once. I can only hope she writes fast as I can hardly wait for her next book!
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Summary: What a terrific read!
Review: I just finished a wonderful book by Liz Curtis Higgs.I was drawn to this book because 1) I had read her previous novel MIXED SIGNALS and loved it (she has also written several nonfiction inspirationals) and 2) It's one of the rare books set in a Moravian community (this time ontemporary Lititz, PA) as I had a family of Moravian ancestors. This book was terrific. It dealed with a young woman, Emilie, who has a Ph.D. in anthropology and has returned to her hometown on hiatus from teaching in NC to write the history of her hometown Moravian church for its 250th anniversary celebration. But she has an ulterior motive as well -- one that will give her accolades from her collegues and help her recover from hurt pride. While there she meets land developer Jonas Fielding, who is best described as a real "hunk." A big conflict comes in when Emilie who cherishes everything from the past, locks horns with the modern-thinking Jonas. Of course the fact that they are both attracted to one another gets the sparks flying. Things don't always go smoothly as when Emilie discovers Jonas is building the 18th hole of a golf course right on the ruins of the first Moravian church in the community. Liz Curtis Higgs has quite a way with words and her witty, seemless style of writing is very appealing. I laughed out loud more than once. I can only hope she writes fast as I can hardly wait for her next book!
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Summary: Best Ever!
Review: I truly enjoyed the book and felt that it could not have been better. I was unable to put the book down until I reached the end. I recommend it to anyone interested in romance and the role it plays in our lives.
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