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Pere Amorós pereamoros — I am a lover of history; however, I found that when studying it, I was never particularly interested in going past the Renaissance period. Because of this bias towards older histories, my knowledge of the American Revolutionary period has not been updated since AP American History class in 11th grade. This book was an excellent choice to ignite an interest in this period in history. Professor Wood (a Brown professor, thank you very much!) is meticulous in his research; his vivid imagery is clearly backed up by the volumes of primary source material left behind by the Founding Fathers. It was also incredibly interesting to see the parallels between their experiences in the early days of the republic, and our current political climate. I'm now inspired to do a lot more reading into the lives and opinions of these men.

Johanna Kikagrado kikakika — A great little book. Read in two sessions

Jordan Major majorjordaa337 — I'm really loving this series! After getting to know Calvin and Lucy in book one, I loved the addition of Ella to book two, and her relationship with Calvin's brother, Loyal. First off, I just love the name Loyal. :) It's old-fashioned, but it's not cheesy. His name was very suited to his character because he was indeed very loyal to Ella. Ella, on the other hand, also had characteristics that drew me to her - quiet, gentle, and eventually, not a pushover. She grew as an individual from page one all the way to the end. There was also the addition of one more character - Dorothy - and she was just flat crazy. She had this desire to completely control Ella that was seriously disturbing. I really disliked her by the end, but that dislike was proof that the author really did a great job creating her character. Just one more book remains - The Survivor - and I can't wait to read the finale to this great series!