Review of Their Winter Burn

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Post by Ajiferuke Ajibola »

Thanks for your review. From the book cover, one would expect a deep romantic story. Your review has cleared that idea. I would love to know the discovery they made in the house, and if Jeffrey was able to supply wine to Boston citizens. Congrats on BOTD.
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Good job well done. The idea of suspense is really fascinating as I look forward to read the book. Your review is also quality. Congratulations on winning BOTD.
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A blend of historical fiction and mystery. And it ais also set in one of the interesting eras of America. I am very interested to get my hands on this book. Thanks for the amazing review.
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I like the fact that the book is well-edited. I shall check it out and thanks for the review.
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I like historical novels. I hope I'll have a chance to read this. Thanks for the review.
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Post by Olga Markova »

This is an awesome review, and like the reviewer I enjoyed sampling this book which feels like a fusion of mystery and historical fiction. And I agree with the reviewer's rating and that the characters are both relatable and likeable.
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Starting a new life in a new place is never easy and then the cold weather condition is part of the welcoming party. I like the family setting the book portrays.
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This historical mystery novel revolves around an immigrant in the 1800s who must survive the cold winter period in America. Thisbsounds thrilling. Congrats on Botd
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Post by Vivianvicky »

'Their Winter Burn',yeah so much a flow and the plot unfolding smoothly.A historical mystic book that pictures the present as you read as much as it is of the 18th century.The cover triggers you to have a go at it,it is a must read book in any one's library list.
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Post by Omobolanle Shittu »

This is a suspense filled review of a mystery novel, how fitting. I'm intrigued by what the family discovered and might pick up the book someday just to read this up myself.
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Post by Sharill Rasowo »

A mystery set in the 19th century sounds intriguing. I am curious about what Jeffrey Chadwick and his family discovered and how it affected their life. This book sounds wonderful so congratulations on BOTD.
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Post by Shrabastee Chakraborty »

I like that this historical fiction authentically portrayed the 1800 Boston. I would love to know how the story unfolds. Thanks for the awesome review!
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Post by Nick_presh »

I initially thought that today's BOTD was romance because of the cover, but it turns out that was incorrect because the novel is more of a historical mystery. I love the writing pattern and the simplicity.
Nice review!!!
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Post by TebogoM »

I like your review as am curious of what is the shocking revelation that was made at the house by Captain Jeffrey Chadwick and his wife.
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Post by Emeka Emordi »

While I appreciate the reviewer's honesty about minor dislikes, the overall positive review and the 5-star rating definitely make me curious about "Their Winter Burn." I'm particularly interested in the historical mystery aspect and the portrayal of Boston in the 1800s.
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