Monday, January 04, 2010

Super Librarian Selects The Harvey Girls



If you're building your elibrary, here's a bargain bundle for you to check out. There are two other selections, as well.

Blogger Bundle Volume III: Super Librarian Selects The Harvey Girls

Meet the women who civilized the American West in this bundle hand-picked by Wendy the Super Librarian! Though their pasts may be filled with trials and tribulations, these Harvey Girls still have big dreams of a better life. Falling in love wasn't on the menu, until happily ever after came walking through the door. Bundle includes The Doctor's Wife, The Lawman's Bride, and The Preacher's Daughter by Cheryl St. John.

Wendy said:
In an era before dining cars, weary train passengers relied on Harvey House restaurants to feed them along their journey. They were served by Harvey Girls, young ladies in crisp uniforms who jumped at the chance for adventure, a respectable job and a decent wage. I like to think that St.John’s fictitious Harvey Girls are not all that different from their real-life counterparts. Women who have seen hard times but are determined to make better lives for themselves and their families.

What I especially love about Cheryl St.John’s stories is that while her characters have gone through their personal trials, they never give up. They continue to move forward, put one foot in front of the other and strive toward a better life. It is an amiable quality in any human being, and even better in a romance novel, making the happily-ever-after all the more sweeter for the characters and the readers.
Whether you are already a fan of Cheryl St.John, or a first-time reader, I hope you enjoy these stories as much as I do.
Happy reading,
Wendy the Super Librarian
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4 comments:

Edna said...

Do not like e-books, I want to good paper ones, I can hold in my hand.

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Barbara Monajem said...

I read Her Colorado Man on the weekend -- about another strong heroine. I stayed up half the night to finish it!!

Blythe Gifford said...

I once saw a museum exhibition about the Harvey Company and the Harvey Girls. It's a fascinating part of American history. And a perfect setting for romance!

Cheryl St.John said...

Thank you, Barbara!

They are fascinating, Blythe. I once met a few ladies from the Harvey Girl Society in Leavenworth Kansas.