Volume I The Capitalists
Volume II: The Heirs
Volume III: The Millers' Daughters
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Reviews and What the
Reading Public is saying about
Swan's epic is everything you want in a historical romance. The characters are believable and personable. - Webster (MA) Times The most interesting book I have ever read. - Reviewer for Waldenbooks Very interesting, well written and holds one's attention. The book will appeal to readers of German-American descent, and especially to genealogists. A tale of ancestors well told . . a book every researcher can enjoy. - Der Ahnenforscher (News letter of the German Genealogy Group, Plainview, NY) Fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed the entire book. . . didn't want it to end. This should be a best seller. - MK, Silver Spring, MD The interesting twist is that the story began life as a simple genealogical record, (but the author) wanted to flesh out these people that were part of her heritage. Rewarding reading. - Punta Gorda (FL) Herald A tremendous undertaking. This book is going on my (favorite) bookshelf next to John Jakes and James Michener. - MG, Brevard, NC Entertaining and very readable novel. - Library Card, Sarasota (FL) Herald Tribune. The writer gives life to the past. - Worcester (MA) Telegram-Gazette The book is important because of a dearth of information on German history. People don't know about German history. The only proper way to tell it is through fiction. - Sarasota (FL) Herald-Tribune
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Better than Michener. On a par with Rutherfurd's
LONDON. Great! . -DB, Bonita
Springs, FL
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