Whistlestop Book Review: "Lady in the Mist" by Laurie Alice Eakes

Janalyn Voigt

Set in Virginia during a time of strained relations between America and Britain, Lady in the Mist tells the story of a midwife caught between a past love and a British bondsman who is not all he seems.

It's a midwife's job to keep secrets, but one in particular puts Tabitha in danger. Raleigh, the fiance who abandoned her, and Dominick, a servant with aristocratic manners, also carry secrets. Do their secrets have something to do with the disappearance of young men from the village? And can Tabitha discover the truth in time to save the two men she loves?

Laurie Alice Eakes shines as a gifted storyteller in Lady in the Mist. It's a must-read for those who enjoy historical romance filled with intrigue. This story is teen approved for its realistic portrayal of the consequences of immorality.

©2011 Janalyn Voigt, author of novel books

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*My thanks to the author and publisher for a complimentary copy of this title for purposes of review.


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Whistlestop Wednesday Book Review: "Good Returns" by George P. Schwartz, CFA

Part apologetics, part political manifesto and part investment advisor, Good Returns: Making Money by Morally Responsible Investing, gives the reader a good return on time invested in reading this book.

Author and Chartered Investment Counselor George P. Schwartz, CFA, distinguishes "Morally Responsible Investing," based on morality that excludes abortion and pornography while reinforcing family values, from "Socially Responsible Investing" which funds a liberal agenda. He gives the Ave Maria Fund's beginnings and details some of the challenges its founders faced. His vision is for Americans to use their investment money to change society.

Schwartz gives an analysis of America's current financial woes and offers projections about the future. He looks at Obama's policies from the perspective of a financial counselor. He also gives sound advice for managing personal investments in easily-grasped terms.

I highly recommend Good Returns for all Americans. This book is teen-approved for its call to responsible morality.
















Note: Janalyn Voigt is an Amazon Associate and benefits when
books are purchased on Amazon.com through links from Book Readers Central.

Thanks go to the publisher for providing Book Readers Central with a complimentary copy of this book for purposes of review.