A Constant Heart (Paperback) by Siri Mitchell

from amandaking

I have to agree with what many people have said - I knew that this book was historical fiction and that is what captured my interest, but I didn't realize that it was Christian fiction, which did turn me off a little. It was an interesting read, but it did draw out a little too long. Lost interes...

from shamicnic

It was difficult to get into the book at first, especially because I read a lot of historical fiction novels and have high expectations. I had trouble relating to the characters and was bored by their lack of depth. However, the book became considerably better as the pages turned. Towards the end...

from pontori2

Well, this book was a quick read. I did spend most of it wanting to shake both the hero and the heroine. I hated the head hopping. I think it might have been more effective if we hadn't known the hero's point of view, that if we doubted his love. However, since we knew what both of them were thin...

from trishbrowning

The story opens with the main character, Marget, talking to her best friend, Joan, about her upcoming marriage to the Earl of Lytham. It's an arranged marriage, and they haven't met each other. It's during the last decade of the sixteenth century during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Unfortunately...

from bookcrushblog

I'm somewhat of a Tudor-aficionado, so I was sadly surprised that I was rather indifferent to this tale of love and duty set in the Late-Elizabethan period. Marget, the daughter of a country knight, is newly come to court as a countess. She is very uncertain when it comes to navigating the waters...