I have read many of John A Heldt's novels including the first two books in this series.
River Rising Book 1
The Memory Tree Book 2
If you are a fan of time travel like I am you really don't want to miss this series as the Carson siblings time travel in hopes of finding their parents. They get in trouble, fall in love, get heart broken, some get married and have babies and generally try but don't succeed in staying under the radar and not changing history! Good luck with that one. They do everything but find their parents---Maybe in Book 4? I really am looking forward to any more sequels to this series and impatiently I might add!
I received an e-book copy of this book from the author for my enjoyment and possible review.
About the Book: (from Amazon)
Arizona, December 1943. After surviving perilous six-month journeys to 1889 and 1918, the Carsons, five siblings from the present day, seek a respite in their home state. While Adam and Greg settle down with their Progressive Era brides, Natalie and Caitlin start romances with wartime aviators and Cody befriends a Japanese family in an internment camp. The time travelers regroup, bury some ghosts, and continue their search for their missing parents. Then old problems return, new ones emerge, and a peaceful hiatus becomes a race for survival. In INDIAN PAINTBRUSH, the sequel to RIVER RISING and THE MEMORY TREE, several young adults find love and adventure as they navigate the home front during the height of World War II.
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About the Author: (from Amazon)
John A. Heldt is the author of the critically acclaimed Northwest Passage and American Journey series. The former reference librarian and award-winning sportswriter has loved getting subjects and verbs to agree since writing book reports on baseball heroes in grade school. A graduate of the University of Oregon and the University of Iowa, Heldt is an avid fisherman, sports fan, home brewer, and reader of thrillers and historical fiction. When not sending contemporary characters to the not-so-distant past, he weighs in on literature and life at johnheldt.blogspot.com
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2 comments :
I definitely want to read this, it sounds like a great book!
I can see myself getting into this, I'm not a painter at all but I would love to learn a bit and this sounds wonderful!
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