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Heart’s Blood: I was deeply moved by this novel


November 10th, 2009  Posted by Kelly Lasiter

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Sometimes a book comes along just when you need it. Heart’s Blood was like that for me. Between Juliet Marillier’s compelling tale-spinning and an underlying message about love and courage that I really needed to hear, it’s pretty safe to say I was moved deeply by this novel. Read the rest.

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9 Responses to “Heart’s Blood: I was deeply moved by this novel”

  1. Nikki

    Ooh, sounds great! This has been in my TBR pile for awhile. I love a book that takes the time to envelope you completely instead of jumping from adventure to adventure. I can’t wait to get around to it. Thanks for the review!

  2. Raspberry

    I like her books, but I kind of have to be ‘in the mood’ to read them. It’s great to hear good things about it. Smile

  3. Sarah

    This is my 2nd favorite fairy tale. I loved McKinleys Beauty. I’ll have to add this to my list of books to find.

  4. Ruth Arnell

    This sounds tempting. One more book for the TBR pile.

  5. Kat

    Yep, it’s going on mine, too. If it will fit without toppling over.

  6. Stephen

    Sigh – I wish people would stop discovering all these good books. My backlog is getting ginormous. Smile

  7. Kelly Lasiter

    Muhahahaha! My eeevil plan to add to everyone’s TBR pile is working. Wink

  8. Sarah

    Note to self… quit reading Kelly’s reviews. Or else go buy another bookshelf. Hmmm I think I’ll just go buy another bookshelf.

  9. Erotic Horizon

    I love this book…

    Marillier made everything click – I cannot wait to see what else she bring to the Tor…

    Wonderful summary…

    E.H>

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