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wogivg
Posted August 13, 2011
wow!!!!!
loved this series. was worth every penny. thank you for a good clean read with adventure and not so much mushiness. not sorry i read but miss the characters now that i am done.
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jjcb
Posted July 31, 2011
EXCELLENT BOOK!
The storyline and characters are very engaging. The drama and adventure keep you reading annd wanting more. The characters make you want to enter the book and join in the dialog. Really great book. I will seek more.
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ChristyLockstein
Posted July 6, 2009
First in Northern Lights Trilogy is full of ripping romantic drama
The Captain's Bride by Lisa Tawn Bergren is the first in the Northern Lights Trilogy about Norwegian immigrants to the US in 1880. Elsa Anders has been in love with Peder Ramstad since they were children together back in Bergen. The day of their wedding, they, along with several neighbors, boarded his ship destined for Camden, Maine to begin a new shipyard there. Tora, Elsa's strong-willed younger sister, stows away onboard and begins an clandestine relationship with with Soren, who is married to pregnant Kaatje . Karl, Peder's first mate and best friend, is trying to fight his feelings for Elsa, but close confines only bring them to a boil. I'm not always a fan of historical romances, especially Christian ones. They all too often are saccharine and predictable, but Bergren's tale of these tempestuous Norwegians is compelling and fantastic, a true joy to read. Peder struggles to juggle his roles as husband and captain, while Elsa tries to practice submission without giving up her dreams. Tora is feisty and unforgettable , and while her actions are at times shocking, she's never boring or a stereotype. Even though this book is over ten years old, it's incredibly relevant. I will definitely be seeking out the rest of the books in this series!
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