A Ghost And His Gold by Roberta Eaton Cheadle–A Review
Posted: March 14, 2021 Filed under: Book Review, Books | Tags: A Ghost and His Gold, Book Review, Paranormal, Roberta Eaton Cheadle 8 CommentsA great review for “A Ghost and His Gold”, by Writing to be Read’s own Roberta Eaton Cheadle!! Way to go Robbie. 🙂
A Ghost And His Gold by Roberta Eaton Cheadle is a brilliant, thoughtful, and deeply emotional novel. In this book, which is a historical paranormal novel, she weaves together the plots of a distant time period and shows how they connect to the present. Her historical research is impeccable, and her characters draw the reader completely into the story.
A Ghost And His Gold is a tale of love and hatred, the impact of the past on the present, greed and decency, war and peace, and sinning and redemption. Weaving such an intricacy of themes could easily be difficult, but Cheadle is extraordinary in her narration. She moves the reader seemingly without effort from one time period to another, and confusion is never a problem. Her plotting skills as are strong as are her character development.
This novel is set in South Africa, both in contemporary times and during the…
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Thank you for the reblogging~
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My pleasure, Charles. 🙂
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Hi Kaye, thank you for sharing Charles’ wonderful review of A Ghost and His Gold.
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My pleasure Robbie. You are a part of the Writing to be Read family and we are proud as punch for you and this wonderful book. I like to show off your accomplishments. I think it’s the mother in me.
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I am watching you grow WordCrafter and Writing to be Read with pride too, Kaye. You are doing a fantastic job.
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Thanks, Robbie. 🙂
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An interesting looking book ordering a copy for this weekend great review !
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I’m so glad you found the review helpful, Juan. I’m sure you will enjoy the book. Thanks for reading and commenting, and happy reading. ☺️
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