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It's time for my BEST BOOKS OF 2020 LIST___________________________________I’m only 37% into the book and already can tell it’s going to be a high starred read for me, maybe even my first 5 star book of the year.Old school western romance, but absolutely beautifully written. Stunning prose, and a plot that leaves me amazed! More to come...Update and full review:___________________________________I’ve read MANY historical western romance over the years, and the plot for Where the Lost Wander isn’...
thank goodness for this book - for showing that historical fiction can be so much more than a WWII story. whenever i think about the oregon trail, i will now remember of the hardships faced, the perseverance needed, the hope never lost, the heritage created, and the love that was found by the characters of this story. this is a story of believing in a better life and searching for it, no matter the trials. this is a story about finding oneself when many other lives have been lost. but most notic...
This was so beautiful it hurt. “The pain. It’s worth it. The more you love, the more it hurts. But it’s worth it. It’s the only thing that is.” I was fairly sure I would give it a three stars upon finishing it, and I had good enough reasons for that, namely:↠ The journey these characters went through was tragic and arduous.↠ The romance was underdeveloped.↠ The plot was slow moving because it took 70% of the book to get to the climax.HOWEVER, after sleeping on it for days, the more I t...
4 stars! An unforgettable journey following a group of emigrants on the Oregon Trail. 1853: John Lowry, a half-white half-Pawnee man, leads a group of families across the rough terrain of the Oregon Trail. The families each have their own horses and wagon packed with all that they own heading to start a better life out West. The families depend on Lowry’s experience and expertise to get them through the unimaginably difficult landscape and hostile areas. Their trek is gruelling and strenuous, un...
A novel which I found interesting mainly due to detailed descriptions of the Oregon Trail of which I am eager to learn more. The plot revolves around the brave people who decided to travel two thousand miles to seek better opportunities in new lands in the mid 19th century. While reading I was constantly googling pictures of the landmarks which the emigrants passed and I admit that this added to the intensity of the narration, which I appreciated a lot. The descriptions of daily challenges in th...
4.5 Be still my heart! I adored this story about love and hardship on the Oregon trail. It's 1853 and wagons full of hardy, in some cases desperate, people and family headed West. The Mays were one such family, their daughter Naomi had been widowed and traveled with them. John Lowry was a half Pauite, whose mother as she was dying brought him to his white father to raise. The mules they train are renowned and fetch a hefty price. He originally is only planning to go so far and then turn back. Hi...
MY REVIEW AND OTHERS: can also be found on my blog: ➽ KITTY KATS CRAZY ABOUT BOOKS 'WHERE THE LOST WANDER:' Is a full length historical romance novel by Amy Harmon. Spoken in 'dual perspectives.' This is Naomi & John's story.Naomi May is a young widow travelling on a wagon train with her family heading out west. And John Lowry is the man leading this wagon train, a mule breeder, he's half white, and half indian with a name of 'Two Feet' meaning he has one foot in the white man's worl
Amy Harmon is my favorite author because she never, never, never lets me down. It is obvious that she puts pieces of her heart and soul into every title and the world is a better place for her effort and artistry.I've been putting off reading this book until I felt like I really, really needed an exceptional read. The last few months have been difficult, the last week even more so. Therefore, I knew it was time to crack open my epic-read rations. I so enjoyed getting lost and wandering around in...
“Hating never fixed anything. It seems simple, but most things are. We just complicate them. We spend our lives complicating what we would do better to accept. Because in acceptance, we put our energies into transcendence.”This novel has been sitting on my TBR list for a while. Sometimes I feel like a book ‘finds’ you when you need it’s message most. That is how this novel has found me. Naomi, John and their story I will carry with me for some time to come. This novel has moved me in a way that
Wow I'm speechless! This was an amazing journey... ❤This was my 11th book of Ms.Harmon and she always takes me to another places. Her stories always warms my heart and I always feel that amazing connection between the main characters. <3So long story short, Amy Harmon is one of my favorite authors and I highly recommend this book to you. ❤Expected publication: April 28th 2020 ***ARC provided by NetGalley. “I don’t know what you’re trying to tell me,” Naomi whispers after a time, and I brush...
