Simply Anna by Jennifer Moore
9/17/2015
About the Book
About the Book
Suffering from a cruel heartbreak, Lord Philip Hamilton has been driven to seek refuge from the painful memories haunting London, and his father’s Jamaican sugar cane plantation provides just the escape he needs. Philip finds solace in his hard work and takes comfort in the fact that his distance from society ensures that his heart will be protected from future entanglements. Protected, that is, until the unexpected appearance of a mysterious woman with no memory of her past. The only clue to her identity is a necklace inscribed with a name: Anna. In a matter of weeks, this gentle, intelligent, and impossibly beautiful stranger turns Philip’s world upside down. But as the bond between the pair grows, the threat of Philip losing his heart once more is only the beginning of the dangers that await. Island renegades and a ruthless band of pirates clash in a swashbuckling battle, and it soon becomes clear that these villains may be the key to unlocking Anna’s past . . .
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About the Author
Jennifer Moore is a passionate reader and writer of all things romance due to the need to balance the rest of her world that includes a perpetually traveling husband and four active sons, who create heaps of laundry that is anything but romantic. Jennifer has a B.A. in Linguistics from the University of Utah and is a Guitar Hero champion. She lives in northern Utah with her family, but most of the time wishes she was aboard a British frigate during the age of sail.
Author Interview with Jennifer MooreReview
Simply Anna is an inspiring, exciting, and adventurous read by Jennifer Moore. Full of exploit from page one, this novel will captivate readers attention, having them going back to re-read this novel again and again. Jennifer’s story is well-written along and has well-developed and thought out characters that readers will enjoy and connect with. Taking place in Jamaica on a sugar plantation, this novel shares in the brutality of the relationship of slave owners and their slaves, as well as the trusting relationship between owner and slave, showing the stark contrast between the two. I would recommend this novel to readers that enjoy learning about events in history, as well as that love romance.
Genre: historical fiction; romance; adventure; regency Publisher: Covenant Communications Publication date: September 1, 2015 Number of pages: 224 GiveawayBlog Tour ScheduleSept. 14th: http://www.rockinbookreviews.com/ http://heidi-reads.blogspot.com/ http://minreadsandreviews.blogspot.com/ Sept. 15th: https://joyinthemoments.wordpress.com/ http://www.iamareader.com/ http://atransparentmom.com/ Sept.16th: http://gettingyourreadonaimeebrown.blogspot.com/ http://katiescleanbookcollection.blogspot.com/ http://ilovetoreadandreviewbooks.blogspot.com/ http://whynotbecauseisaidso.blogspot.com/ http://www.ldswomensbookreview.com/wordpress/ http://mybookaday.blogspot.com/ Sept. 17th: http://www.bonnieharris.blogspot.com/ http://singinglibrarianbooks.weebly.com/ http://ldsandlovinit.blogspot.com/ http://literarytimeout.blogspot.com/ Sept. 18th: http://fireandicereads.com/ http://lisaisabookworm.blogspot.com/ http://littlelightdesigncollective.com/category/entertainment/books/ http://www.blogginboutbooks.com/ http://booksaresanity.blogspot.com/
A review copy of this novel was provided by Covenant Communications.
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