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The Lightkeeper's Ball

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By Mark GrahamPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Colleen Coble has written 'The Lightkeeper's Ball' that is a historical romance that has a lot of historical references. This is a novel that takes place at about the second decade, the 1910's of the twentieth century. The main character of Oliva Stewart is a woman who wants to know the culprit who killed her sister in the time that everyone thought that Halley's Comet was going to destroy the world. At this time some people bought a scam known as comet pills that were to protect people from the poisonous gasses of the comet. Other inventions were the aeroplane and common use of the telephone. She uses her official title of Lady Devonworth instead of her real name. She thinks she knows who killed her sister and she also wants to find someone to love that wants her and not her money. To me even as a male reader was interesting even just for the historical parts.

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    Written by Mark Graham