Tamworth Saga Now Face to Face, Book 3, (Paperback)

from jdquinlan

As with Through A Glass Darkly, this novel takes its title and its themes from this verse: When I was a child, I spake as a child. I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face; now...

from lindymc

This sequel to Through a Glass Darkly was a very enjoyable book, althought not as good as TAGD. Part of this novel takes place in colonial Virginia as Barbara checks out the tobacco plantation that Grandmama owns but has never seen. Later Barbara returns to England where she is caught up in the i...

from Equestrienne

My first worry upon starting this book was that the Duchess of Tamworth might no longer be with us......she is! Alive and kicking and more astute and ornery than ever. In this book, new characters are introduced and old characters take on more dominant roles. We start out with Barbara's New Worl...

from RockStarNinja

Defiantly NOT as good as Through a Glass Darkly. I bought this book and the 3rd book of the series Dark Angels at the same time because I had read the 1st one and enjoyed it, that being said, after reading this book I have yet to even crack the spine of the 3rd one because it was just so disappoi...

from Kasthu

This novel just isn't Through a Glass Darkly. There were many great things about this book, but there were some major things that really frustrated me. For one thing, there were huge gaps in the story line. Something dramatic would happen, and then there would be a gap afterwards and we would nev...