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Whistle Stopper - Heart of the Matter
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List Price: $15.95
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Manufacturer: Bold Strokes Books
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781602820104
ISBN: 1602820104
Label: Bold Strokes Books
Manufacturer: Bold Strokes Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 234
Publication Date: 2008-04-15
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Studio: Bold Strokes Books
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Summary: She does it again!
Comment: I couldn't wait to get this book after having read KI Thompson's House of Clouds (which is stupendous by the way). I had loved the historical setting of HoC and was wondering how she would do with a story set in present days. I totally enjoyed reading this book! I started it and couldn't stop until I was done.
Ellen Webster, who is a history professor at Georgetown University, has a condo next door to formidable TV Newscaster Kate Foster. Ellen is a sweet soul, someone who everyone loves, who's self esteem about body image gets in the way of who she really is. Kate has everyone jumping, and for good reason, she's good at what she does and is responsible for a huge rise in the station's ratings.
So what happens when tables are turned and a high powered newscaster must face recouperating from an accident alone? Can someone who's self-sufficient and very proud accept help from Ellen, her next door neighbor? What about Ellen? She must leave on a sabbatical to tour Civil War sites for a book that she must write. [and here the author shines even brighter with her knowledge of the civil war bringing battlefields to life].
Buy this book, enjoy this book and then read it again in a few months. You know you want to! Right? It's a great read.
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Summary: Another Great Book from KI Thompson
Comment: I have yet to review any of the books I read but I just had to share with everyone how wonderful this book is. I love this genre and read at least two or three books a week.
I believe that KI Thompson will be one of the greatest lesbian romance authors ever. She has such a soft touch with her characters. It feels as though you are the character---Amazing.
"Heart of the Matter" is a wonderful love story that will stay you with you long after you've finished. I too stayed up til 2 in the morning because I had to know what happened to these lovely characters. Ellen will make you laugh, cry and fall in love.
Do yourself a favor and buy this book to read and reread. Thank you KI Thompson for this story and I hope to read many more of your works.
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Summary: Another excellent read from KI
Comment: This might be KI Thompson's second book, but from the first page it had the feel of a seasoned writer who knows how to weave a tale. I picked this book up last weekend and when I reached the last page I realized that it was after 4 in the morning. Anything that makes me laugh out loud and talk to the characters as I'm reading deserves as many stars as I'm allowed to give.
In Ellen and Kate you'll find smart, caring women who have their share of insecurities, but it's what makes them such great characters. They'll remind you of someone you know, and in some cases you can see yourself in them as they try to find what we all want--love.
Another great piece, Ms. Thompson, and I highly recommend it to anyone who's interested in a good romance.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Ellen Webster, professor of history, can't help but fantasize about her next door neighbor Kate Foster- after all, she sees her on the evening news every night.
Sexy and smart, Kate is Ellen's dream girl, but the dynamic TV newscaster doesn't know she exists. Struggling with a steadily worsening self-image and at a loss as to how to turn her life around, Ellen decides to take time out to finish the book she has always wanted to write. But a rainy night and near-tragedy changes everything when Kate is involved in an automobile accident and turns to Ellen for help. Withdrawing from the world, Kate comes to depend upon Ellen for far more than she realizes-until the day Ellen tells her that she is leaving on sabbatical.
Ellen and Kate's journey takes them beyond the transitory nature of external beauty and into the heart of what is meaningful in a relationship, the inner beauty of each other.
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