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Since I only read 148 of the 443 pages that comprise your first novel, Sunburst's Citadel, there are a number of things I'm not qualified to say about it.
2007 February | Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary 2007
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I kept on, though, mostly because I wanted to feel that I'd given Sunburst's Citadel a fair shake.
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Since I only read 148 of the 443 pages that comprise your first novel, Sunburst's Citadel, there are a number of things I'm not qualified to say about it.
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What attracted me to Sunburst's Citadel was the unusual setting, medieval India, and the fact that the hero, Karim, was a Moghul and a Christian, and the heroine, Shamsi a name that means “sunburst”, was a Rajput and a Hindu.
2007 February 20 | Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary 2007
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Since I only read 148 of the 443 pages that comprise your first novel, Sunburst's Citadel, there are a number of things I'm not qualified to say about it.
2007 February 20 | Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary 2007
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Email a copy of 'REVIEW: Sunburst's Citadel by Therese Nichols' to a friend
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Had the characterization in Sunburst's Citadel gone deeper, and were it not for the ethnic stereotyping and the clichés, I might have read further.
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What attracted me to Sunburst's Citadel was the unusual setting, medieval India, and the fact that the hero, Karim, was a Moghul and a Christian, and the heroine, Shamsi a name that means “sunburst”, was a Rajput and a Hindu.
2007 February | Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary 2007
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