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"What
gems, cut from the auld plaid and good Book...simply grand, compelling,
heart-wrenching. A tale of love, betrayal, faith and forgiveness in old
Scotland that tosses the reader's heart from page to page like a thistle
in the wind." "Fair
Is the Rose captured my heart and didn't let go even after the last
page was turned. Ms. Higgs transported me back in time to
eighteenth-century Scotland with such excellent storytelling skill and
historical accuracy that I was there, walking beside Leana, Rose,
and Jamie on their heart-wrenching journey. Leana's example of sacrificial
love and triumphant faith is with me still." “Wonderful writing and a terrific story. Fair
Is the Rose explores living, breathing people with heart-wrenching
conflicts and one woman with a faith that shines. The reader is
transported. Be sure to have a box of tissues close at hand.” “A colorful tapestry woven from
painstaking research, a rich, vivid setting, and compelling, wonderfully
real characters. With excellent writing and a keen understanding of human
nature, Liz Curtis Higgs delivers a first-rate, fascinating historical
saga. As big and bold a story as the Galloway landscape where it takes
place and the hearts of the people who inhabit it.” "I
finished both Thorn in My Heart and Fair Is the Rose and
really loved them. You certainly did a marvelous job of transporting it
into a closer century and helping us identify with the pain of each
sister. I was impressed with the Scottish dialect and history. You also
did a fine job of portraying the depravity of each of us--and the
sovereignty of God." “Och!
What a guid buik! Once again Liz Curtis Higgs transported me to
18th-century Scotland and caused me to lose my heart to Jamie, Leana, and
Rose. I couldn't help but yearn for all three to find lasting love and
happiness. The next installment can't get here fast enough to suit me.” “Fair Is the Rose
is an absolutely stunning sequel to Thorn In My Heart. I was
transported back in time to my ancestral Scotland and relished every
moment. An exceptional work!” “Liz Higgs’s writing resonates with
romance and the inward struggles of the human heart. You can almost
hear the tunes rising o’er the brae.”
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