This review was written by Rick Shaw and originally appeared on the blog of Antique Iron Media.
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With all the traveling, it’s a wonder that Cindy Ladage has any time to write anything other than for her travel blog. Her debut book, published by House of Honor Books, was released at the end of February. Cindy’s book was released just in time. March 1st, she traveled to Nashville,TN, for a book fair with fellow HoH authors Jack LaFountain, Keshia Willi, Robert Borders, and me.
This isn’t Cindy’s first published book. She had coauthored children’s books with Jane Aumann and recently created an e-book.
This current release is a work of fiction, however. Instead of reporting the facts in her wonderful journalistic style, she proves herself a creative novelist.
Artistic talent must be hereditary for Cindy. The book cover centers around a painting by her father, Bill Disque. In further tribute, Cindy dedicated the book to him.
Cindy “stays in her lane” with this book. This series of short stories she writes about comes from her mind and heart. Readers of Traveling Adventures of a Farm Girl won’t need to adjust. They’ll know just what to expect.
Cindy knows Americana. This book is yet another way she shares that. Cindy has the ability to draw a reader in quickly and share a quick plot. The stories are well written and will leave the reader with thoughtful insight or just simply a warm feeling. This is a book that can be read over and over
Farm Girl Adventures is available on Amazon. For those readers with Kindle Unlimited, the book can be read for free!
Also, check out the link houseofhonorbooks.com.
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