Of her story is moving, her brother and mother add perspective, and her husband Otis reveals his control, his separateness. Cindy Marsch alludes to the deeper feelings and underlying tensions in a way that the reader knows what is happening without the characters actually saying it. The style just suits the subject, with an impressive capturing of the 19th-century With the wonderful details of Rosette's day-to-day life in the structure of the journal.

It recalls the work of Willa Cather or Laura Ingalls Wilder I sat enthralled as I read and couldn't put the novel down. Short story of survival on the rugged plains of Dakota Territory. George Grant, author of The Courage and Character of Theodore Roosevelt and many other titles Cant wait for the next tale from Cindy Rinaman Marsch. This is a provocative and delightful novel, not to be missed. Of joy and sorrow, loss and longing, regret and resolve, broken hearts and healing hearts, readers will be swept into this powerful story and its intimately drawn cast of characters, as I was.Ĭindy Marsch's writing style is often breathtakingly beautiful, but never purple (quite the writing feat). Blizzard: A Story of Dakota Territory (The Ramsdell Family) (English Edition) eBook : Marsch, Cindy Rinaman: : Kindle Store Select Your Cookie Preferences We use cookies and similar tools that are necessary to enable you to make purchases, to enhance your shopping experiences and to provide our services, as detailed in our Cookie Notice. for AileenCindy Kenney and Doug Peterson, Moment of TruthThomas Fuller. Rosette is a remarkable work, a tale well-spun. El Tesoro De La Sierra MadreTRAVEN, Nate and the Blizzard of 1888Stephen.

Blizzard by Cindy Rinaman Marsch