Book: Uniquely Common
Author: Caryl McAdoo
Genre: Christian Historical Romance
Release Date: April 4, 2019
Steel sharpens steel, but will its sparks ignite unfailing love? Instead of living a pampered life on the civilized east coast with a new husband, rejection compels Christina Adams westward with her widowed brother and his two daughters. Harboring ulterior motives, Ethan Cord, the man her brother hires to accompany the family, is more a match for her, and he appears almost perfect, but how could she possibly trust her instincts about him when she’d been so wrong about her previous fiancé? Will her past ruin her future?
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WOW, another great book by Caryl McAdoo!! Uniquely Common is a Historical Fiction Romance book and it really it true to that genre.
The main characters, Christina and Ethan, really are quite interesting and watching their relationship develop throughout the book. The setting of the 1850's is one that I really enjoy. The storyline flows so easy and is a very fun read. I could not and would not stop reading until I finished the book.
Uniquely Common is book 12 in the Lockets and Lace series and I am very much looking forward to reading the next book in the series! Caryl McAdoo is a MUST Read author, as she is very talented and stays true to the History Era she is writing about! GREAT Book!
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I’m so excited about this year’s Lockets and Lace story! I’ve fallen in love with its characters. Asher and his sister Christina, his girls Samantha and Patricia, and his friend, Ethan Cord is certainly a man’s man though he has a checkered past to overcome. His wife dies in childbirth, leaving him with two little girls, then when his parents pass, too, what’s to tie Asher Adams to New York? His younger sister Christina is about to be settled into her new life, married and well cared for, so there’s nothing holding the wine merchant back from his dreams of owning a vineyard in the Napa Valley. He decides a new life in the west is the best thing for him and his daughters. Then at the last minute, the family is turned upside down when the rogue engaged to Christina dumps her and calls the wedding off. Asher’s already sold the brownstone. She suddenly has nowhere to go and no one to watch over her if he leaves. She never wanted to, but he insists her only choice is to go with them, accompany him and her nieces and make her new life in California . . . and he knows the perfect man for her, too! One thing I love about this book is that as it draws to its end in Saint Joseph, Missouri, a new young woman is introduced, Remi, and her book—my May ‘Prairie Roses Collection’ story REMI—continues with the Adams family and segues into a new romance! I hope readers will love that as well, praying my story gives God glory!Blog Stops
Through the Fire Blogs, April 23
Chas Ray’s Book Nerd Corner, April 24
Splashes of Joy, April 25
D’S QUILTS & BOOKS, April 25
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, April 26
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, April 27
Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, April 28
Bigreadersite, April 28
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, April 29
For Him and My Family, April 30
Texas Book-aholic, May 1
janicesbookreviews, May 2
A Reader’s Brain, May 3
KarenSueHadley, May 4
Inklings and notions, May 5
The Becca Files, May 6
To celebrate her tour, Caryl is giving away
Grand Prize $50 Amazon Gift Card
1st Place – Print copy of UNIQUELY COMMON
2nd place – eBook copy of UNIQUELY COMMON
3rd place – Choice eBook of Caryl’s FORTY+ titles!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter. https://promosimple.com/ps/de84/uniquely-common-celebration-tour-giveaway
2 comments:
Hey Kendra! Thank you for participating in my Celebrate Lit Blog Tour! I so appreciate your great review and that you chose my book to read!
I know all about how busy the mom of multiple boys is! I had three (with a girl in the middle after the first two) Then before my baby left home, God blessed me with four more little fellers to read (grandsons 6, 4, 3, and newborn!)
We had them until graduation, and the baby 14 years. He left when his last brother her graduated high school. Guess he didn't want to be an only child :) The 6 year old just graduated Texas A & M! I'm so proud of him!
At the age of 67, we finally had an empty nest. And we're surely loving it. But I just want to encourage you and said a little prayer for you! Hugs and blessings! For your whole family!
I didn't know this was book 12. Sounds like a very successful series.
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