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Never Broken

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NEVER BROKEN is a tender love story and bittersweet tale that will keep you turning the pages! Fuller isn't afraid to have her characters go from bad to worse and then beyond to reveal just how unbreakable the human spirit really is. Her authentic historical setting brings to life the plight of those who lived during the Irish Famine of the 1840's. It's sure to stir the heart of every reader and I for one can't wait to see these characters revisted in a sequel!

Never Broken by author Kathleen Fuller is set in Ireland in 1834, during the Irish potato famine. The author spins the tale of two brothers and two sisters from separate families and different economic worlds but both faced with circumstances beyond their control. Ms. Fuller brings the characters to life giving each scene a rich, Irish flavor. The story is engaging and poignant, filled with suspense and romance. This book is not the end of the story, however. Book two is planned for release in either late 2006 or early 2007, continuing the tale.

I look forward to the sequel and any future books by this author. I've had the privilege of interviewing Ms. Fuller on the Spotlight page of my website - to be posted soon. Please stop on by for a visit.

Kathleen Fuller has done it again. She brings history to life with real characters with real hardships, and love. I started reading and didn't want to put the book down. If historical fiction is what you enjoy reading, then get this book. You won't be sorry.

A delightful read of a saga with love and faith, in a historical setting in Ireland. Kathleen Fuller writes about real characters on a definite journey. Not to be missed if you're a historical romance fan.

Kathleen Fuller has a clear gift for storytelling. She weaves an addictive tale regarding love and the separation of social classes in Ireland in the mid 1800s. Vivid images of starving people filled my mind as I read along. Her description was so good that I felt like I was in poverty-stricken Ireland. In regards to romance, this story sizzles without being raunchy, or overly sensual. I totally love the author's "voice," and I hope a sequel is in the works. It sure looks like one should be coming as the author left several loose ends to tie up. I would've liked to have seen Never Broken end in a tighter fashion, but I get the impression that wasn't the author's intention. The author did a superb job with this novel.