Seneca Shadows

by Lauralee Bliss

"Lucy Bland has lived a simple, peaceful life, far from the battlefields of World War II. But during the summer of 1943, military men come to train on her beloved Seneca Rocks. With their intrusion, her life chages abruptly -- especially when the handsome U.S. Army Captin Nick Landers capture her heart." (From the cover notes.)

Genres: Christian Fiction

176 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 12, 2007

About the author

Lauralee Bliss is a published author of over thirty Christian romance novels and novellas in both historical and contemporary with nearly 600,000 sold. In 2018 she received a 25-book published award from ACFW. Her recent releases are Escape from Amsterdam and two books in the Angel Series - Christmas Angels of Virginia and Angel in the Crossroad.

Lauralee enjoys writing books reminiscent of a roller coaster ride for the reader. Her desire is for readers to come away with an entertaining story and a lesson that ministers to the heart. Her new imprint HeartSoul Press exemplifies this.

Lauralee is also an avid hiker, hiking the entire Appalachian Trail twice from Georgia to Maine and from Maine to Georgia, one of only 24 women to accomplish this feat. She has also completed other trails totaling over 10,000 miles including the Florida Trail of which her Florida Trail adventure "Gators, Guts and Glory" is part of the Hiking Adventure Series along with Mountains, Madness and Miracles - 4000 Miles Along the Appalachian Trail.

Reviews

[Val · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good read

[Jeannie · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is a quick read. It was OK but not memorable.

[Bobbi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book. It is a very light read. Lucy is a bit too immature and giddy with love for her age, it seems to me. Actually, writing this out makes me decide really that she is just too overly dramatic about her feelings. Regardless of that small irritation, it was a lovely story about God's faithfulness and true love between a man and a woman. I suppose, really, when trying to put into words what bothered me about Lucy was just that each time she was expressing her undying love and "begging" for his, I was just sort of cringing in embarrassment for her. However, it hurt nothing since in the end she proved to be a very faithful, courageous young woman who stuck by her man.