The second book in the Parched series, The Brothers’ Keepers is an epic journey across Europe, spread
over ten days. Full of fascinating
research, author NLB Horton draws on her experience of archaeological surveys
as part of her master’s degree—and as a
member of the venerable Explorers Club, an international, multidisciplinary
society dedicated to the advancement of field research.
We follow archaeologist Grace Madison’s search for her
missing daughter Maggie. Grace is also trying to save her marriage and through
this we explore perennial issues of faith, loyalty and love, as well as the
choice between family or career.
This is a book that rewards
careful reading, as there are so many facets to the story (and possibly some I
would only discover on a second reading). If you enjoy reading about ancient artifacts
and legends you will find plenty here to keep you gripped. Recommended.
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About the Author
After an award-winning detour through marketing and a master's degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, NLBHorton began writing at the crossroads of faith and espionage. She has surveyed archaeological digs under heavy artillery fire from Syria and Lebanon and explored Machu Picchu. A member of the venerable Explorers Club and mother of two adult children, she lives atop a Rocky Mountain with her husband of thirty years. She’s passionate about her faith, archaeology, women’s issues, and the environment. NLB Horton’s first novel in the Parched series, When Camels Fly, was released in May 2014. The Brothers’ Keepers is the second, and the third installment will be available in fall 2015.To find out more visit her website www.nlbhorton.com, become a fan on Facebook and find her on Twitter @NLBHorton.
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Tony:
ReplyDeleteGood morning! Thank you for making my first cup of Earl Gray even better by your recommendation and review of The Brothers' Keepers. I especially appreciate you sharing my work with your readers and hope you have the chance to post your review on Amazon. More strong reviews there ensure my writing future!
I look forward to your thoughts about Book 3 in the Parched series, scheduled to release in the fall of 2015, and wish you all the best.
NLBH
Thank you - I enjoyed your book - and love that photo of you!
DeleteSo glad you liked The Brothers' Keepers. And that photo. Yes. It was taken in Machu Picchu the day after I encountered a Robinson's tarantula on the Amazon, with an unhealthy interest in my person. The entire trip was . . . memorable. (Thanks again, and especially for the Amazon review.) NLBH
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