Wednesday, October 11, 2017

The Pretender: A Blackguard in Disguise, by Ta'Mara Hanscom {a book review}

About the book

Set in South Dakota in 1975, where eighteen-year-olds could order 3.2 beer in a bar, and loaded guns were kept under the counter.

Frankie Valli sang “My Eyes Adored You,” and American soldiers returning from Vietnam struggled with their new reality.

It’s within this tumultuous season of American history that Tillie Caselli meets Noah Hansen, and they are never the same again. Their lives were mysteriously intertwined—and had been for many years—yet they had no idea.

From the moment they met, Tillie and Noah wanted to spend the rest of their lives together, but a deliberate omission will keep them apart—and that same omission will be responsible for the escape of a murderer, and a bride’s deception.

What I thought about the book

My first husband and I spent our honeymoon in the Black Hills; his grandparents lived in the area. For these reasons, I looked forward to reading The Pretender. It was easy for me to imagine the physical setting. I enjoyed the story; it was hard for me to put the book down.

About the author

Born and raised in South Dakota, Ta`Mara loves to write about the Great Plains and the beauty and people of Italia. While her husband and children manage their two pizza ristoranti, Ta`Mara works full time on The Caselli Family Series, and ministers to women. It is Ta`Mara s prayer that as the readers explore the truths in these volumes, they will come away with a new perspective on love, forgiveness, obedience, and God's plan for marriage.

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Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this book from Litfuse Publicity in order to give you my honest opinion.


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