Thursday, March 01, 2007
The Sherwood Ring
by Elizabeth Marie Pope
This one was a fun read. It's the tale of Peggy Grahame, a young woman who moves in with her Uncle Enos on her family's estate in New York after her father dies. Enos is a crotchety old bird and pretty much ignores her. Some other relatives, namely some dead ones, don't however. Through such spectral encounters, Peggy learns the tale of the Sherwood Ring, a group of Loyalist guerrillas who fought against the Colonial army during the Revolutionary War. Like I said, 'twas a fun read. The characters were engaging and Ms. Pope told the tale in such a way that each "ghost story" left you wanting more. I'm glad I checked it out.
LibraryThing link
This one was a fun read. It's the tale of Peggy Grahame, a young woman who moves in with her Uncle Enos on her family's estate in New York after her father dies. Enos is a crotchety old bird and pretty much ignores her. Some other relatives, namely some dead ones, don't however. Through such spectral encounters, Peggy learns the tale of the Sherwood Ring, a group of Loyalist guerrillas who fought against the Colonial army during the Revolutionary War. Like I said, 'twas a fun read. The characters were engaging and Ms. Pope told the tale in such a way that each "ghost story" left you wanting more. I'm glad I checked it out.
LibraryThing link
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// posted by John @ 7:02 PM 
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