I read this book through DailyLit.com. They let you subscribe to RSS feeds where they send you a few pages to your feed reader every day. I had tried to read this book a couple of years ago, but ended up quitting before I completed it. It has a solid premise, but certain parts jsut didn't hold my attention. There were other parts though, especially near the end, that had me adding more pages to my feed so I could read what happened next. A mining town in almost the present day West Virginia is tranported to Germany in the year 1632. The people there are then thrown into all the political turmoil of that area in that age. They decide to set up their own free country and start the American Revolution a little early.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Book 43: 1632 by Eric Flint
I read this book through DailyLit.com. They let you subscribe to RSS feeds where they send you a few pages to your feed reader every day. I had tried to read this book a couple of years ago, but ended up quitting before I completed it. It has a solid premise, but certain parts jsut didn't hold my attention. There were other parts though, especially near the end, that had me adding more pages to my feed so I could read what happened next. A mining town in almost the present day West Virginia is tranported to Germany in the year 1632. The people there are then thrown into all the political turmoil of that area in that age. They decide to set up their own free country and start the American Revolution a little early.
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