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- Publisher: St. Martin's (1983)
- ASIN: B0028IARKA
- Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (22 customer reviews)
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Savannah Quartet,
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This review is from: Savannah (Mass Market Paperback)
I only recently "discovered" Eugenia Price, during a visit toSt. Simons Island, Georgia. I purchased her novel "The Lighthouse" as a souvenir, and became captivated. I have read the entire Savannah Quartet this year, and I highly recommend it. Her ability to weave history with fiction is remarkable. I found myself becoming very involved in the lives of Mark Browning, the McKays and all the other characters (some who lived and some who were "created") in this marvelous series. When I cry for the death of someone, they have become my friend. And so it is with the characters in the four marvelous books, beginning with "Savannah". Their lives, their faith and the history that participated in are captivating.
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Enjoying Miss Eliza, yet again.,
By patricia buckner (Clarksville, Tennessee) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Savannah (Mass Market Paperback)
I just completed reading Savannah, for the second time. I read it many years ago and loved it then. Recently I was reading Stranger in Savannah and felt I had to go buy Savannah so I could see Mark as a young man again. I find Ms. Price's historical novels educational and entertaining. Savannah, as the Saint Simon's Trilogys, make the reader anxious for the next book about the Mackay and Browning families. The book is well written,historically accurate, and a great read. As with every Price book I've read,I wanted another to read,right away!
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Eugenia Price continues to showcase her knowledge of Georgia,
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This review is from: Savannah (Mass Market Paperback)
While "Savannah" is an excellent book, Eugenia Prices' writing history of Coastal Georgia started long before now. Might I reccomend her St. Simons Trilogy..."Lighthouse", "New Moon Rising" and "Beloved Invader" If you enjoyed "Savannah", you'll become totally engrossed in this trilogy. I heartedly reccomend anything by Eugenia Price.
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HANDS gripping the rail of the plunging schooner Eliza, young Mark Browning, his well-tailored clothes wet and rumpled, stood on deck alone, determined not to be sick. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Osmund Kott, Ethel Cameron, Aunt Nassie, Jonathan Cameron, Eliza Anne, Robert Mackay, The Grange, Mark Browning, New York, Miss Caroline, Eliza Mackay, Sheftall Sheftall, Chatham Artillery, Mary Cotting, Broughton Street, James Parsons, William Jay, Cousin Margaret, Commerce Row, Dram Cam, United States, Caroline Cameron, William Thorne Williams, Causton's Bluff, William Mein New!
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HANDS gripping the rail of the plunging schooner Eliza, young Mark Browning, his well-tailored clothes wet and rumpled, stood on deck alone, determined not to be sick. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Osmund Kott, Ethel Cameron, Aunt Nassie, Jonathan Cameron, Eliza Anne, Robert Mackay, The Grange, Mark Browning, New York, Miss Caroline, Eliza Mackay, Sheftall Sheftall, Chatham Artillery, Mary Cotting, Broughton Street, James Parsons, William Jay, Cousin Margaret, Commerce Row, Dram Cam, United States, Caroline Cameron, William Thorne Williams, Causton's Bluff, William Mein New!
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- Where Shadows Go (Georgia Trilogy) by Eugenia Price in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Don Juan McQueen by Eugenia Price in Front Matter
- Pride and Prejudice (World's Classics) by Jane Austen on page 458
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