Moon in the Water Tr

by Pamela Belle

Book Overview

An historical saga set during the English Civil War and telling the story of two star-crossed lovers. It is published together with its sequel, "The Chains of Fate". The author's other novels include... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425072002
• ISBN13: 9780425072004
• Release Date: August 1984
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Length: 528 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Compelling and Romantic

Pamela Belle is one historical romance writer that I would read again and again. Moon In The Water is a compelling novel of love caught up in the throes of human conflict and strife. As a writer, I was inspired and impressed by the beauty in which Moon In The Water is written. Ms. Belle's writing has a way of sweeping you back in time and holding you there.

Didn't Put it Down

This is one of the very best historical romances I have read. It is the book that got me hooked on the genre. The whole series is great!

Please read this incredible touching novel!

I have read and re-read this incredible book and the other 2 books of this trilogy. I have given it as a gift for 12 years, and I have all of my friends and family hooked on Ms. Belle's wonderful fiction. You will laugh, cry, cheer, and despair with the Heron family. This is one book not to be missed, especially if you love English history.

She made history come alive-I felt part of the story.

Pamela Belle painted a picture with her writing, I felt as though I was in the story. She made it come alive. I had to borrow the remaining books from the library as they are out of print. I'd like to know more about this author--will she write more???

Historical Romance Epic at it's *finest*!!!

I'm not usually into historical romance, but was one day coaxed into reading it by my mother. How suprised I was! A *real* plot, with *real* characters that I loved to hate, loved to love, and hated to leave once the book was finished. THis is truly a book you'll cherish and keep to read over ad over again! A must for those into British history!