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The Rathbones by Janice Clark
Narrated by 15 year old Mercy Rathbone, The Rathbones is a fantastical tale of a whaling family in 19th century Connecticut. Loosely based on Homer’s Odyssey, Ms. Rathbone takes us on a journey unraveling the mystery of her father, her … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th-century, America, book review, Connecticut, incest, Janice Clark, magical realism, Odyssey, polygamy, The Rathbones, whaling
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The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff
Wow! Was I ever surprised by this book. I expected it to be just so-so, and instead it was a well-researched and fascinating work of historical fiction, with a parallel modern day murder mystery thrown in. I loved it! Author … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Brigham Young, celestial marriage, community, David Ebershoff, early church, Eliza Ann Young, LDS, Mormon, Mystery, polygamy, The 19th Wife
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