I post my entire list of weekly discoveries on Sundays, but I like to pick out at least one book to highlight for this meme. To see what others found this week, click here.
This week's find comes from A Reader's Respite. When you click through to read Michele's great review, be sure to check out the rest of her blog. In the Shadow of the Sun King, by Golden Keyes Parsons, is a historical novel that takes place in seventeenth-century France.
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I'm a retired freelance book editor, reviewer, and journalist blogging as Beth Fish. On these pages, you'll find book reviews, book features, and other bookish content. I like to spotlight my favorite imprints and I'm a long-time audiobook lover. (I was the Audio Publishers Association's 2016 Audiobook Blogger of the Year!) Each Saturday I write about food and drink in my Weekend Cooking feature. You can find me on social media as @BethFishReads.
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6 comments:
Like the cover!
This one looks fantastic, Beth.
Shana
Literarily
Sounds like an enjoyable way to learn about that period in history.
I'm not big on historical novels but I'm sure it's good. The link to your post didn't work from Should Be Reading but I found it via the snapshots thing.
Sorry about the link not working, I must have set it up wrong.
I enjoy historial fiction, too; this looks like a good one!
My find is here.
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