The Bracelet : A Novel (CD-Audio)

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Like the author, I visited the Sorrel-Weed House in Savannah a few years ago and was fascinated by the house's history. This novel, however, disappointed me as a rather pale reflection of that fascinating and rich history. In addition, this is a novel about a very wealthy family living in the pre...

from CinaChilders

I must admit that The Bracelet was a little hard to get into in the beginning. I tossed the book aside at least twice, but then I finally settled down and read the book. It didn't grab me or really make me fall in love with any of the characters, they were mostly bland with some exceptions of Cel...

from Sandralb

I did enjoy this book. Dorothy Love has a beautiful way with words. Her description of the scenes and actions going on, took you right here. I found the main characters a little weak and some of the story line not quite plausible. Over all it is a well written southern romance and mystery novel.

from Sarah_Gruwell

I've got to give the author kudos for the historical details she incorporated and the research she did to set her novel. I felt like I really was in 1858 Savannah, from the dirty wharves, the bright gaslights, and the pageantry and glitter of rich parties. The author also incorporates a ton of hi...

from SilversReviews

Diamond. Emerald. Amethyst. Diamond = D. E. A. D. A bracelet that mysteriously appeared on Celia Browning's nightstand was a bracelet she thought was from her fiancee, but once she saw what the individual jewels spelled out, she knew it wasn't good. ​Celia Browning was the daughter of a wealthy m...