Replacing Gentry edition by Julie N Ford Literature Fiction eBooks
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When Marlie attends a cadaver ball at Vanderbilt Medical School, she does not expect to actually see any cadavers. Or, that a strange apparition would issue her such a chilling message. Despite the cadaver’s warning, a year later Marlie is married to Tennessee state senator, Daniel Cannon, and living in a plantation-style mansion with two step-sons. Add to the mix her growing suspicion that something is amiss with the death of Daniel’s first wife, Gentry, and newlywed Marlie is definitely in over her pretty Yankee head.
What begins as an innocent inquiry into her new husband’s clouded past ends with Marlie facing a dangerous conspiracy.
A modern twist on the classic Gothic romance novels like Rebecca and Jane Eyre, REPLACING GENTRY follows Marlie’s precarious journey as she seeks to learn the truth about the man she married.
"I can't tell you how impressed I was with both the writing and the intriguing plot. This was my first book of Julie's and definitely not my last. I really REALLY loved this one." Rachael Renee Anderson, women's fiction author
"The plot is well crafted with so many unpredictable twists that I was left speechless. The story is beautifully written and well thought out....The characters are complex and well rounded. Marlie is just one of those characters you can't help but love." --Ever and Ever Sight
"I loved every moment of Replacing Gentry, and read it straight through in one evening." --Amethyst Daydreams
"One of the best aspects of this book is the atmosphere – a mysterious, rather dark foreboding prevails. This eerie feeling is usually subtle but is an integral component of the story. For me, it certainly helped define and set this story apart from similar books. The gothic element is constant, its intensity shifting according to the action occurring within a specific scene. It is difficult to maintain this sort of creepy uncertainty with such singular creativity but Ms. Ford did just that, with exceptional aplomb." --Laurie's Paranormal Thoughts & Reviews
Replacing Gentry edition by Julie N Ford Literature Fiction eBooks
Wow. I finally got around to reading "Rebecca" a few years ago and was entranced. This modern-day re-telling had me captured from the start. Full of twists and turns and strange happenings. Wow. I thought it was a great version!Marlie is a California girl who attends a Cadaver Ball with her best friend from the South and ends up in a whirlwind relationship. Previously divorced (with her husband dying shortly afterward), Marlie's not sure she wants to jump into anything too quickly.
I liked Marlie. She was able to speak her mind and do things for herself, but soon realized that's not how she was expected to be. Still, she fought to stay true to herself. I got to where I didn't know who to trust and what was going on. Strange things, that's for sure. But so intriguing.
Content: that I can recall, there were just a few swear words; a little violence; some innuendo and mention of intimacy after marriage, but not too detailed; an instance of teens getting caught with drugs/beer.
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Replacing Gentry edition by Julie N Ford Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
A great little read full of mystery murder,handsome hero's and bad guys alike. A plot that twist and keeps you onthe edge of your seat. The perfect example of a new family being forged together from a father and his twin boys to the addition of a new wife and step mother. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys a suspense read,mystery or a good love story this book has it all.. good job.
It was a struggle to finish this...not because it wasn't interesting...it actually was. I just found myself developing such a dislike for the main character that it was difficult to continue reading from her point of view. For someone who was a psychiatric social worker, she was remarkably unable to deal with the people around her and adjust to changing circumstances. I simply quit caring about what happened to her. I was curious enough about how the story would end to finish it. I liked the technical stuff, and found it believable. The political implications were scary and also believable...
Marlie meets Daniel at a party, and it seems like love at first sight. He takes her to the airport and proposes the next day. This throws Marlie into Daniel's world. He's a state senator and owner of Canon Records. He is wealthy and gives her everything she could seem to want...except his time...and his secrets about his dead wife, Gentry. Pulled in against her will as she overhears a few conversations about herself and is confronted by several of Daniel's friends who want her out of his life, Marlie determines to uncover the truth about Gentry's death. This book had thrilling surprises throughout, and lots of mystery and suspense. I liked the characters, even the villains were colorful and became real to me.
Rarely do I leave a review, though I have read many, but this one deserves a very honorable mention, so here it goes. I have read many, many kindle ebooks, most of which cost less than 3.00. I wish I could splurge on the latest best sellers for 12.00 to 22.00 a download, but that is unrealistic. So, I gave this author a shot. I am so INCREDIBLY glad I did. It was just an awesome story line, I quickly read through the book, and even at half way through I had not figured it out., lately this seems like a rarity for me & the books I have been reading (don't you just hate to see the ending on page 5?). The author should be commended for bringing something new to the budget conscious, sometimes (dare I say it) broke reader. The only problem I have is now I am hooked, and soon she (the author) will be well outside of my budget. Bravo! Thanks so much for the awsome read!
So far I've read two of Julie's books and I've enjoyed them both. This Gothic-style romance was completely different from her first book. I haven't ready anything quite like this book. The writing style was very good and the plot moved along at a brisk pace. The complexity and detail shown reflects the author's creativity. The setting with its Southern culture, graveyards, and creepy secret cult also gave the story an intelligent feel. The creepy scenes and odd characters added to the story's appeal and the mysterious twists and turns in the plot held my attention. I loved the emotion, the tension, the intrigue, and the sizzling romantic elements. I also appreciated how there were several instances where I had no clue about what was going to happen next, and then the author tossed in a curve ball I never saw coming. There was nothing predictable or cliche about this novel. There was even a faith/spiritual thread in the book. And the ending was sweet with just the right amount of resolution to satisfy me as a reader.
This book was extremely disappointing. It drew me in at first because the author wrote very well except for a few misused or misspelled words here and there. The book went along well for a good while as a mystery/thriller/romance, but then about halfway through the book it got really bizarre. What started out as a current time period, realistic-set book ended up turning into a science fiction/occult piece with characters making decisions and surviving ordeals in completely unbelievable ways. Way too many "convenient" happenstances occurred that made me want to just stop reading the book altogether (although I did finish the entire book). Apparently there was supposed to be a steamy irresistible attraction building between the main character and one of the side characters, which was a complete miss. I didn't even realize this side character was supposed to be finding the main character attractive till the very end, when he gets into a fistfight over who she will be with. The last chapter and epilogue of the book were rushed, as if the author got tired of writing and just wanted to be done with the book, not to mention filled with more completely unrealistic character choices ("Oh, you know those people who were trying to kill me all book long and you FINALLY decided to ditch them? Yeah let's go back and become their new leaders!") So much in this book made no sense.
Wow. I finally got around to reading "Rebecca" a few years ago and was entranced. This modern-day re-telling had me captured from the start. Full of twists and turns and strange happenings. Wow. I thought it was a great version!
Marlie is a California girl who attends a Cadaver Ball with her best friend from the South and ends up in a whirlwind relationship. Previously divorced (with her husband dying shortly afterward), Marlie's not sure she wants to jump into anything too quickly.
I liked Marlie. She was able to speak her mind and do things for herself, but soon realized that's not how she was expected to be. Still, she fought to stay true to herself. I got to where I didn't know who to trust and what was going on. Strange things, that's for sure. But so intriguing.
Content that I can recall, there were just a few swear words; a little violence; some innuendo and mention of intimacy after marriage, but not too detailed; an instance of teens getting caught with drugs/beer.
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