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September's Books Completed and Reviewed
The Winter Crown: A Novel of Eleanor of Aquitaine by Elizabeth Chadwick - A novelized account of Eleanor from her coronation as Queen of England to her imprisonment by her own husband, King Henry II. (Read my full review HERE.)

Charity's Cross (Charles Towne Belles) (Volume 4)
by MaryLu Tyndall - Charity is on her way to Charles Towne to escape a murder charge, and finds herself being rescued again and again by pirate-turned-preacher Elias. (Read my full review HERE.)

The Winter Crown: A Novel of Eleanor of Aquitaine by Elizabeth Chadwick - A novelized account of Eleanor from her coronation as Queen of England to her imprisonment by her own husband, King Henry II. (Read my full review HERE.)
"Yes, Mama. Only give power to men you trust, and always make sure you have more than they do." Alienor smiled. "Just so," she said.
Charity's Cross (Charles Towne Belles) (Volume 4)
"Who are you?" She cocked the gun. "You are no preacher, Sir, for no preacher I know could have commanded this ship and beaten those pirates against such overwhelming odds."
The Pray-ers, Book One: Troubles by Mark S. Mirza - I reviewed this for the Homeschool Review Crew. It's a novel that teaches about prayer through the stories of three characters at different times in history. (Read my full review HERE.)

"Hey," Isabela asked as they were walking toward the door, "why did you start praying for me? I don't know, but it sounded like something that you recently started doing . . ."
During September I continued reading:
A Tapestry of Secrets
by Sarah Loudin Thomas - I've loved this series from the start, and this latest installment is wonderful. Perla longs to tell the truth about her past mistakes to her daughter and granddaughter, but a couple of strokes have left her unable to speak.


The Pharaoh's Daughter: A Treasures of the Nile Novel
by Mesu Andrews - I had set this novel about the Egyptian princess that adopted Moses aside for a few weeks, but recently picked it up again and am really enjoying it.
"Why haven't you named him?" When Anippe didn't answer, her sister pressed on. "I know why. You're afraid if you name him, Anubis will know he exists and take him away. But every child needs a name."
A Tapestry of Secrets
And when she attempted to speak -- which had gotten a bit better but still had a long way to go -- her granddaughter understood her with ease. If only she could convey something as complex as what happened during the summer of 1948.
During September I started reading:
Caught in the Middle
At least he hadn't taken on a needy, extravagant woman whose demands would run him into the poorhouse.A buffalo hunter and a baby wouldn't be nearly the burden.
During September I shelved:
The Circle of Ceridwen: Book One
, by Octavia Randolph - got started on this, but just wasn't feeling it, so I set it aside for another time. It did come highly recommended from a trusted friend, so I'd like to give it another chance.

The Circle of Ceridwen: Book One
Coming Up in October!
The Captive Heart
The Reckoning (Legacy of the King's Pirates) (Volume 5)
by MaryLu Tyndall
She Walks in Power (Protectors of the Spear Book 1)Swept Away (Trouble in Texas) (Volume 1)
This post will be linked at 5 Minutes For Books - What's On Your Nightstand? September 27
and at The Book Date - Month In Review - September 2016.