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Wired Love A Romance of Dots and Dashes by [Thayer, Ella Cheever]

Wired Love A Romance of Dots and Dashes Kindle Edition

by Ella Cheever Thayer (Author)

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File Size: 371 KB
Print Length: 141 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1508482241
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publication Date: May 12, 2012
Language: English
ASIN: B0082RE7K2
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Great Love Story

June 8, 2017

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I love the premise of this historical romance where two telegraph operators fall in love, sight unseen. There is plenty of miscommunication, but never when they are "on the wire". It makes for a comedy of errors to occur before the happily ever after. But when all is said and done, the HEA is there, making me wish I was fluent in Morse Code.
This book is well worth the time to read.

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Historical Romance with a Fresh Twist on "Online Dating" via the Telegraph!

January 29, 2018

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A wonderfully entertaining historical romance with a unique twist on the concept of "online dating" only through the telegraph. Just loved this story--wished I had thought to write it. Just a suggestion, though, it might sell more copies with an alluring cover, which as it stands now, looks somewhat like a textbook! Kudos to Author Ella Cheever Thayer for successfully planting us back in time and making us feel a part of her scenes!

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surprisingly good

August 11, 2010

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I bought this book to read on my kindle because it was free (public domain) It is a surprisingly good read. I very much enjoyed the romance between N and C. Its very well written and I loved the characters.

The story is built around young telegraph operator Nattie, who begins a flirtation "over the wire" with the mysterious Clem at a telegraph station some miles away. Along with Nattie and Clem there are all of the interesting characters who live at Nattie's boarding house, the dashing singer Cyn, the artist Jo, clumsy Quimby who is hopelessly in love with Nattie, along with various other tenants and landladies.

Some of the most interesting parts are the way the romance parallels today's modern technologies. Nattie and Clem meet online so to speak, and speculation is made that one day lovers will be able to have a device in their pockets that will allow them to communicate by voice whenever they wish. Pretty neat for a book written in the late 1800s.

Very sweet and romantic story that I really enjoyed a lot more than I thought I would!

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Southern Housewife

June 18, 2010

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This is an older story so the reader has to adjust their mindset to terms like "making love" meaning flirting and there's also the issue of a large part of the plot revolving around them being telegraph operators and flirting over the wire. But still it's very relevant because readers can imagine sneaking to a love interests floor at work because we want to see them, or putting ourselves in their path etc- different technology but it still rings true. The two main characters were well developed and likeable, but I'd have liked to have seen some of the supporting cast either better developed or just left out. This story follows the very sweet model of Jane Austen where heroine meets the man, circumstances/misunderstandings get in the way and then we have a resolution. Well worth the read.

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Cute little romance story

May 26, 2015

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I quite enjoyed this book. :) it has several surprises and the romance is sweet and innocent. It is also a compelling story and I found the characters rather appealing. I had a hard time putting it down. Anyone looking for a quick, fun, romantic read with engaging characters will enjoy this book as well as appreciate it's merits.

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Fabulous Valentine Gift...

March 1, 2018

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For many years may passion/hobby has been mose code with my little transmitter (I am KD5RDD)--so I got this for a close friend who has an entire room furnished as a Circa 1900 railroad telegraph office. This book is well written--a good read--a great gift...

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You've Got Mail over Telegraph!

November 11, 2014

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If you like romcoms along the lines of You've Got Mail, this is the book for you! It's cute, funny and pulls at the heart strings from back in the day. Cutesy romance doesn't change much through the years. And there really aren't that many books about love and Morse Code!

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Great romantic book with a twist!

April 25, 2011

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This is a love story but with an unusual twist which, to me make it stand far above a typical romance novel (but being male, I don't usually read those anyway). Not to give too much away but this romance is conducted over the telegraph (sort of a like a blind date but not being able to see the other person) with all the problems that can lead to. Overall, I thought this story was sweet (but not overly so) and the unusual story line made a very interesting read.

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