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ISBN:	0989447839 (ISBN13: 9780989447836)
Series:	Until That Distant Day #1
Setting:	France

Until That Distant Day (Until That Distant Day #1)

Jill Stengl

Paperback | Pages: 356 pages

Rating: 4.22 | 46 Users | 29 Reviews

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Title	:	Until That Distant Day (Until That Distant Day #1)
Author	:	Jill Stengl
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 356 pages
Published	:	April 18th 2014 by Rooglewood Press (first published April 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian. Christian Fiction. Romance

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When revolution reigns, can love survive?

A vibrant, activist widow living in Paris during the early days of France’s new Republic can find limitless opportunities for success. So says Pascoe, Colette’s favorite brother and lifelong advisor, who urges her to quit her menial employment as housekeeper to prominent legislator Doctor Hilliard. However, haunted by an abusive marriage, her baby’s tragic death, and a recent disastrous romance, Colette dreads making more poor choices. She clings to her current position, where at least she finds purpose and respect.

Suddenly, Colette finds herself at odds with Pascoe and struggling to unite her fractured family against the lure of revolution. Charged with protecting Doctor Hilliard’s headstrong daughter and desperately afraid of losing one of her beloved brothers, Colette doesn’t know where to turn or whom to trust as the bloodshed creeps ever closer to home.

Until that distant day when peace returns to France, can she find the strength to defend her loved ones . . . even from one another?

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Ratings: 4.22 From 46 Users | 29 Reviews

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Oh my, I loved this story! The main character is so very sweet and caring in a big sister, motherly type of way. It feels like I'm talking with her in her garden, or walking quickly with her through the streets of Paris as she shares her love and concern for those around her, especially her brothers. It's all so very personal and real...particularly the way the worst of the revolution is almost sneaking up on many of the characters. Mrs. Stengl puts hearts in and faces on the masses of the

Depth, Drama, and just an all around captivating read! Absolutely outstanding!! There are just so many wonderful things to say about this book that I hardly know where to start. I loved the first person viewpoint -- it made the protagonist so engaging. Then again, I really felt like the author created lots of characters that came to life on the pages of her book. The plotlines and conflicts were intriguing. There were internal and personal struggles, as well as the outward struggle of the French

The year is 1792. From the noblest courts to the lowest, most desperate slums, Paris hangs poised. It whispers resolution or revolution?Madame Colette deMare, among Paris's lower class, knows the answer to this question implicitly. She will stand by the side of her brother Pascoe, an influential leader who calls for change. But as Colette finds her life increasingly entangled with those of Doctor Hilliard, a wealthy politician, and his family, she no longer finds herself so sure. When the

Oh my, I loved this story--the story with the perfect title that called out to me, "Read me, read me!" So I did, and it beautifully reflects a major theme in the story. The main character is so very sweet and caring in a big sister, motherly type of way. It feels like I'm talking with her in her garden, or walking quickly with her through the streets of Paris as she shares her love and concern for those around her, especially her brothers. It's all so very personal and real...particularly the

This is the first of four parts of a novel. For some reason, it is offered as four separate but serial stories rather than one book. Of course, this first section ends with a cliffhanger. The book is set in 1792 in France. Since there isn't an obvious a romantic interest yet, I'll call it a historical novel. We get a tour of the political unrest of the time and larger, national events as the story unfolds. This is partly because the main characters are involved in politics. The characters were

To be honest, when I first picked up this book I wasn't entirely certain what to expect. I do like historical fiction, but I can be rather particular about my selections. I couldn't really tell just by the summary if I would enjoy it, but I went ahead and took the plunge.I'm glad I did, because this book was thoroughly enjoyable. Tense, funny, sad, and thought provoking, it provided all of the things I want from a story. The main character, Colette, sort of sticks with you. She's flawed, and

Very different from the books I've been reading lately. It's a very serious book, tho that shouldn't be surprising since it is set during the French Revolution which was a awful period of time. The book doesn't really have a simple plot, boy + girl = relationship. Still, it was an interesting book, despite it's slow beginning.