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Sing, Homeward Trilogy Series #2

By: Lisa T. Bergren

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Moira St. Claire has done exactly what her father forbade her to do-chased her dreams to sing on the stage. But even as her star rises, she becomes more vulnerable to those who wish to use her.or bring her down.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 400
Vendor: David C. Cook
Publication Date: 2010
Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.50 (inches)

ISBN: 1434767078
ISBN-13: 9781434767073
Availability: In Stock
Series: Homeward Trilogy

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Moira St. Clair has done exactly what her father forbade her to do—chased her dreams to sing on the stage. But even as her star rises, she becomes more vulnerable to those who wish to use her—or bring her down….

It is 1886, and the St. Clairs are living out their dreams in three very separate parts of the world—Paris, Brazil and Colorado. And while each has found a measure of success and joy, each is haunted by past sins and secrets.

Once home in Colorado, the St. Clairs struggle to learn what it means to sing praise to God—even in the face of tremendous loss—and trust Him in all things, even when forced to fight for their very lives.

Author Bio

Lisa T. Bergren is the best-selling, award-winning author of over thirty books, with more than 1.5 million copies sold. A former publishing executive, she now splits her time working as a freelance editor and business consultant and parenting her three young children with husband Tim. She lives in Colorado Springs.

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Bergren, author of more than 30 books, brings back the fictional St. Clair family siblings in this second installment in her Homeward Trilogy. Bergren deftly transitions among the separate stories of Odessa, Moira, and Dominic, before intertwining two of their paths. Odessa and husband Bryce struggle with fierce snowstorms that take the lives of many of their finest horses, and Bryce's brother Robert, come to help smooth out matters, only complicates them. Moira, swindled out of her money, travels back to the States and meets not one but two intriguing men en route home. Both take a strong interest in this singer, but only one has her best interest at heart. Dominic, the brawler, is taken captive on a sailing vessel and spends the bulk of the book fighting his way back to freedom. These three distinct storylines could very well be disjointed in the hands of a lesser writer, but Bergren makes it work seamlessly. (Apr.) Copyright 2010 Reed Business Information.

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9 Moira St. Claire has done exactly what her father forbade her to do-chased her dreams to sing on the stage. But even as her star rises, she becomes more vulnerable to those who wish to use her.or bring her down.

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This review is fromSing, Homeward Trilogy Series #2.

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5 out of 5

Date:June 20, 2010

Michelle Sutton

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I enjoyed the sequel to Breathe and am looking forward to the third book in the series, Claim. Bergren did a fantastic job of torturing her characters and making you care about them. The brother Nic and sister Moira messed up the worst. What I liked about this story was that Begren pulled no punches and had them make poor choices and suffer from their mistakes. I really ached for Moira who went through quite a transformation in this novel because of the many disappointments and hurts she suffered.I also loved the conflict between Odessa and Bryce's brother. There was some serious tension there, and I loved how realistically it was portrayed. The temptation was well done. I'm curious to see if this plays out further in the next book in this series. I'm also looking forward to seeing what happens to Nic in the last book. He has gone through so much, and yet he survived. On the positive end, he lost some of his recklessness because of this. Both he and Moira learned that they could not control everything. I found it interesting how they were introduced to faith, and also touching when Moira experienced unconditional love.Last, I adored that this book had a lot of edgy content. Again, Bergren lays the temptation and aftermath right out there. She shows how sin easily entangles and snares the victim. She also uses realistic dialog in many of the scenes and I cringed at the painful truth in those words. Bravo to Lisa for writing a daringly different historical romance set in 1880s Colorado. I would definitely recommend this series to people who like edgy stories within which the characters have realistic struggles they try to overcome.

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5 out of 5

Date:June 15, 2010

Amydeanne

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This is the 2nd book in the Homeward Trilogy. I've not read the 1st, but found this one great as a stand alone - I didn't find that I was left trying to figure out where it started or ended, it read very smoothly!Don't let the cover fool you, It's not all romance! Actually I was pleasantly surprised by the diversity in this book! I expected it to be mostly romance, but it exceeds and draws on more areas of life! Sing is about siblings that are growing through hardship. Odessa - Living in the wilderness with her husband, battling with the harsh conditions and elements of the land, can they make their ranch work? With Bryce's brother coming to check the books will a family feud begin? Moiria - Her manager steals her money & now she much decide what she will do; where will she go? Nic - abducted to a ship - how will he manage life on board, what will he learn about himself? Will he continue to run from God, or turn back? A past that follows them all, and secrets they hoped would remain buried returns to the surface.Odessa, Moiria, and Nick St. Claire all have issues in their lives and have to learn if they will sing and move closer to the Lord, or will the drown in their sorrows. All three stories interwined together in this novel will get you thinking about your own life and how many opportunites we have been given -- have we taken them? Or wasted them away? There were moments when I felt that choke in my throat with each of the characters, and other times I smiled because of God's grace throughout the book.Taking place in the 1800's Sing is a wonderful suspense that will not only caputure your wild west imagination, but perhaps give you a little encouragement to make your own heart sing! I love that Sing brings out ties together forgivness, and faith - a combination that is sure to please and bless you!I highly recommend Sing for an uplifting read!Review copy provided

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4 out of 5

Date:May 2, 2010

L. Miller

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Sing, the second novel in Lisa T. Bergren's The Homeward Trilogy, reads like an adventure story. Set in the late 1800s, the novel features the St. Clair siblings, Odessa, Nic, and Moira. The siblings are scattered around the world, each on their own personal adventure. The three experience their share of trouble - shipwreck, a fire, kidnapping, bandits searching for gold - all the while learning more about the sovereignty of God and the power of forgiveness.I had not read the first novel in the trilogy, Breathe, but was easily able to pick up where the story left off four years prior. The novel really does read like an excellent adventure story, with bits of mystery and romance thrown in for good measure. The author pulls you into the characters' lives and leaves you hoping that things will turn out okay for the siblings, scattered about the world. I was also intrigued by the various locations this story takes place - a ranch in Colorado, ships at sea around South America, Paris, London, and small western frontier towns. The author has obviously done her homework to make each location realistic and believable to that time period.I will definitely search out the first book in the trilogy and look forward to the final book, Claim, to be released in June of this year.This book was given to me by B&B Media Group in exchange for my fair and honest evaluation of this book.

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5 out of 5

Date:May 1, 2010

Christy Lockstein

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Sing by Lisa T. Bergren is the second book in the Homeward trilogy about the St. Clair siblings. Eldest sister Odessa is settling into life on a horse ranch with her husband Bryce and their new son, Samuel. Moira, the youngest, had a successful career as a singer in Paris until her manager absconded with all of her money, forcing her to make a radical change in her plans. Nic, the only son, has wasted his inheritance traveling the world and making a living as a brawler until losing a match finds him shanghaied on a ship traveling around Cape Horn. All three siblings will face tragedy as they try to find their way home. I can always tell a Lisa Bergren novel. The characters will be fully fleshed, the dialogue realistic, and the plotlines tautly written, keeping the pages turning quickly. Moira is the focus of this novel, and she makes some foolish, yet common mistakes about her career and men before finding herself in a terrible position for a women in 1887. Bergren really gets into her head, so the reader can easily sympathize with Moira. Readers should definitely read Breathe, the first in the trilogy before diving into Sing. Nic's story doesn't mesh with his sisters' in this story, but Bergren has laid a strong foundation for his story, Claim, to be another fantastic novel.