Countess Of Scandal Book Review and Giveaway

Posted by Holly | Posted in Savey's Giveaways | Posted on 04-02-2010

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I received this book from Forever Romance because of my membership at Book Blogs. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I love reading books based on history, it doesn’t matter if it’s a romance book, action novel or even a non-fiction book. I just love history and finding out if what the book says happened really did. Its fun to learn in a way that entertaining and I’ve found that if I read something, then do more research on it I find so much more out. Countess of Scandal was a book that got me thinking. It’s set during the Revolution in Ireland in 1798. It contains characters that actually existed and of course some that did not. The story follows Eliza Blacknall and William Denton who as children were friends who became more only to be turn apart by the military. William went to war and Eliza married the man her parents choose for her.

The story really starts a few years later when Eliza, now a widow, and William meet again and they start to remember how they felt about each other. The problem is Eliza is very involved in the revolution and William is still an English redcoat. The story tells a journey of love and survival during a time that is so uncertain. It’s a fun and thought provoking book even though it really is just meant to entertain.

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If you were alive during a revolution would you join the rebels or stick with the side in power?

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Comments (29)

Sharon A said on 13-02-2010
	I would be a rebel.

DeeAnn S said on 13-02-2010
	I guess it depends on what the rebels stood for. But, I must say, I’m a rebel at heart.

susan varney said on 13-02-2010
	if i have a fair government or ruling body i stick with it. if not i’m a rebel mverno@roadrunner.com

Ed Nemmers said on 13-02-2010
	It would depend on what the issues are.

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	Hm, if it had to do with love, I would be a rebel But if my life was at stake.. I would be a follower

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I follow saveyspender on twitter my username is lissaxolove

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I blogged entry #1 http://lissaxolove-melissa.blogspot.com/2010/02/savey-spender-book-giveaway.html

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I blogged entry #2 http://lissaxolove-melissa.blogspot.com/2010/02/savey-spender-book-giveaway.html

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I blogged entry #3 http://lissaxolove-melissa.blogspot.com/2010/02/savey-spender-book-giveaway.html

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I blogged entry #4 http://lissaxolove-melissa.blogspot.com/2010/02/savey-spender-book-giveaway.html

melissa w said on 13-02-2010
	I blogged entry #5 http://lissaxolove-melissa.blogspot.com/2010/02/savey-spender-book-giveaway.html

Deborah Wellenstein said on 13-02-2010
	It depends on the point of view of the people in power or the rebels. As a matter of course, I usually side with the rebels. Thanks!

scottsgal said on 14-02-2010
	It would depend on whose side I was on originally – I’d stick with them

Daniel M said on 14-02-2010
	i’d be a rebel

oneangel said on 14-02-2010
	Im a rebel!

Cheryl said on 14-02-2010
	I would side with the rebels. They usually have good reasons why they are rebelling. Thanks!

SUZANNA P said on 14-02-2010
	I am would be a Rebel if i felt what they were rebelling for was the right thing for me to be involved with Happy Valentines Day to everyone

Nicole C. said on 14-02-2010
	I would join the rebels.

heatherzilla said on 15-02-2010
	I would probably be a rebel.

heatherzilla said on 15-02-2010
	I follow on twitter. @heatherzilla8

heatherzilla said on 15-02-2010
	I tweeted: http://twitter.com/heatherzilla8/status/9123127972

Auriette said on 15-02-2010

Wow, this is a question I’ve thought about a lot. I think it’s because of “Star Wars” actually. If I lived under a really oppressive government and the revolution was widespread, I might join the rebels. It’s a really scary thing to do, though, and to think that throughout history, strong people like those who created the United States of America, have taken a chance and taken up arms against the rightful government to effect change.

Auriette said on 15-02-2010
	I am following you on Twitter.

Auriette said on 15-02-2010
	I tweeted: http://twitter.com/Auriette/status/9127333341

Auriette said on 15-02-2010
	I am following you on networkedblogs. I just noticed that it’s saying that I’m posting on February 15, but it’s February 14 at 10:47pm CT where I am, so I hope my entries are counting. I’d love to read this book.

heather said on 15-02-2010
	I’d side with the rebels!

heather said on 15-02-2010
	Subscriber!

heather said on 15-02-2010
	Following savey spender on Twitter! (_heatheranne_)

heather said on 15-02-2010
	Following on Facebook Networked Blogs!

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