Refined by Love: Brickmaker's Bride (Paperback)

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See full review @ The Indigo Quill A special THANKS to Netgalley and Bethany House Publishers for supplying a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. A seasoned writer, Judith Miller has written a charming novel that incorporates the affects of the Civil War in West Virginia. She is s...

from lanehillhouse

Friday, December 26, 2014 The Brickmaker's Bride by Judith Miller, © 2014 "... I do wish the buyers weren't Irish, but we've had no other offers." --Winston Hawkins, The Brickmaker's Bride, 11 Now, Mr. Hawkins' speculation may make this reviewer a little doubtful of his expertise.... Hopefully, M...

from alekee

This story is set in a reconstruction America, the Civil War has finally ended, and the country is trying to recover. Laura Woodfield's father was a casualty of the war, and now her mother wants to sell their brickyard. We have Irish immigrants who become interested in purchasing this business, a...

from CinaChilders

The Brickmaker's Bride introduces us to the handsome Ewan McKay, an Irishman, along with his poor decision making Uncle Hugh and overly demanding Aunt Margaret (I think almost everyone has that one family member that just cannot be pleased). And not to forget Aunt Margaret's sister, Kathleen. And...

from Bookworm_Lisa

Laura and Ewan are two characters that I rooted for. They were both nice and likable. I really wanted to see them succeed and find the happiness that they both deserved. Part of the reason that I couldn't help rooting for them was because some of the people around them were not nice characters. T...