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From the Original Editor Feb 21, 2008
By Don Bragg
Romance novels are most likely the last books that I read. When Brenda wrote "Carolina Memory", I knew that I would be forced to read it. After my arm straightened out and the editing began, I found that my interest in the story grew and before I had finished the first chapter I was looking for more.
I thought that my growing interest was just temporary husbandly pride. I was wrong. As the story developed and changed, I would have to re-read and edit. For a book that I would not have picked up, each of the eight readings have been better than the previous.
My only explanation for this interest is that the story is much more than just romance. It begins in modern day, but most of it occurs during the 1600's (time-travel). It is based on research and fact (historical). It is the daily activity of living the early pioneer life (drama). It is fighting and surviving an indian war (action).
Now that the story has been published,I know that I will read it again. I won't have to work and concentrate on every comma and period. I won't have to watch for paragraph and sentence structure. Storyline continuity won't be subject to change. I will just read the story because it is a very good story that is well written and has completely captured my interest.
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