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I liked it enough to go to Amazon to check out Beverly’s books and read some excerpts. I plan to buy one for my Kindle.
Thank you! Hope you find something that suits your fancy.
Your books look exactly like what I am interested in reading. Great website! If ever given the time would love to try and put my thoughts to paper. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks!
Web site is great. This all fits in my iPhone view, I do not have to adjust! Sorry to say I am not my mothers daughter but my dads. Sorry I do not read but short stories for I share a disability that I loose concentration and fall asleep while reading. But good luck and I do love your covers on the books
Nice page, great sizing, book covers are beautiful! Easy to read, wording stays within the perimeter of my iPhone, no adjusting!
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We’ll check it out, Sheila. Thanks for commenting!
Found City of Dreams advanced reader copy when working in a bookstore and decided to try it because I love historical fiction. Out of the thousands of books I’ve read it’s the greatest novel I’ve ever seen. Hope you haven’t abandoned this series for good.
On Friday august 19 1814, BS describes a British admiral saying Wellington defeated Napoleon near Waterloo. That is curious, because this battle took place in 1815, a year later. This isn’t the only incorrectness in the book. For me it makes this novel a bit less attractive.
I was so sad to see that Beverly had passed. She was such an incredible writer. It looks as though she did all of the responding and I was wondering if anyone is still going to respond to questions or comments people will have? I was wondering if any more audio books will be made? I just finished City of Dreams and I would like to listen to the rest of the books in the series.
I first found Beverly’s book City of Dreams not too long after I had just visited NYC for work. It wasn’t the very first time BUT – it was the first time I went not as a non-tourist. I then had a huge crush on NYC. When I discovered City of Dreams it made my crush into a love! Oh, wow! Her stories and the historical links to them made my imagination go wild and I could actually look up maps and SEE where these things happened. She was an incredible storyteller, writer (aww man! Her punctuation and humor and way to use language is just amazing) and historian. I was so very sad to see that she had passed away. But I have a sense of peace knowing that as an historian, she knew that it was something that we all have to face. She has given me-and many others (I would venture to guess) a better understanding and acceptance of our lives as part of a whole. We are all but players… And we need to accept and work with our different points of view to make a better future for this amazing, chaotic, frustrating, hopeful, diverse and beautiful country to succeed in all ways and for all of America’s multitude of people. All blessings to Beverly, her family & friends and to all of her readers who have been enlightened by her work and hopefully pass it on in this great time of need to unify as a country of united people with so many dreams.
I just finished City of Dreams and I want more of Beverly’s books. Sad to find out she is no longer with us….I’m still in the world she created in City of Dreams and are there any similar to it?