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This one is tough for me to rate because there are some parts of this book I LOVED, and some I absolutely HATED!! First I have to say that I really enjoy the author's writing style, it's so much different from the modern books that it's like in another universe. But that's OK cause it's still great. What I didn't like here was the story, or how the author chose to develop it, and every major event that happened in the book. Almost every potential good scene between the main characters was somehow This one is tough for me to rate because there are some parts of this book I LOVED, and some I absolutely HATED!! First I have to say that I really enjoy the author's writing style, it's so much different from the modern books that it's like in another universe. But that's OK cause it's still great.

What I didn't like here was the story, or how the author chose to develop it, and every major event that happened in the book. Almost every potential good scene between the main characters was somehow RUINED, either by them or by other characters, and a lot of things happened that made me want to give up on it completely, but I stuck through it and I'm glad because the last 35% were great. 1%-20% - 5 stars 20%-65% - 2 stars with sprinklings of 1 or zero at some parts 65-100% - 4 stars If I was good at math I could calculate the exact star percentage but since my brain is teeny-tiny-non-existent, I'm gonna guess and give it a 3 XD.buddy read with Glam. I originally read Ashes In The Wind back in 1979. I remember the date because I had just come home from the hospital with my first born Michael, who finally tied the knot this month with his partner and has given me two beautiful granddaughters. Since this was another special moment in time, I decided to pick this 'keeper' I had given five stars to back up to see if time had changed with how I felt then.and now.

Truthfully, I cant remember any of it.is it a wonder between feeding's, diaper chang I originally read Ashes In The Wind back in 1979. I remember the date because I had just come home from the hospital with my first born Michael, who finally tied the knot this month with his partner and has given me two beautiful granddaughters. Since this was another special moment in time, I decided to pick this 'keeper' I had given five stars to back up to see if time had changed with how I felt then.and now. Truthfully, I cant remember any of it.is it a wonder between feeding's, diaper changes, no sleep,and one colic infant?

I do remember snatching every moment I could to get in a chapter or two, and I think escaping into Alaina and Cole's world kept me sane. Did the passage of time and my tastes that have changed over the years lessen the magic of their romantic story? Was I swept away and able to escape once again? Did it live up to the five stars I had given it then? Darn tooting it did! Some books remain timeless, back onto my 'favorite keeper' shelf. As I was reading it, parts started coming back to me and I used to read a lot of Woodiwiss in the early '80s so I must have read this book.

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The beginning was strange. The middle was horrible, I hated Alaina so much while reading this part. Could she never say anything nice to Cole?!? The last part of the novel was better and the ending was great.

Things that drove me crazy besides the above: Cole being rescued from the river - 2 times. Alaina literally running into Jacques - 4 times What a book! As I was reading it, parts started coming back to me and I used to read a lot of Woodiwiss in the early '80s so I must have read this book.

The beginning was strange. The middle was horrible, I hated Alaina so much while reading this part. Could she never say anything nice to Cole?!?

The last part of the novel was better and the ending was great. Things that drove me crazy besides the above: Cole being rescued from the river - 2 times. Alaina literally running into Jacques - 4 times! Give me a break.

Could the author not come up with anything different. And the male blacks were portrayed as - well just awful! This is the 1980s not the 1880s, or even the 1930s. I kind of understand writing how you think they may have sounded, but I'm sure they could speak in sentences and were not unintelligent.

I don't think the author realizes that all human beings have brains and are able to use them - some better than most but still. Okay, so you can see that was a HUGE peeve for me. I don't think I'll read this book again. I'm only giving this book 2.5 stars.Re-read.Buddy read with Blacky.

Captivating Civil War Romance! When Kathleen Woodiwiss did romance well, there was no one better-and such a novel is ASHES IN THE WIND. To my thinking, it's up there with her best (THE FLAME AND THE FLOWER, THE WOLF AND THE DOVE and SHANNA).

It is a compelling tale of a young Southern woman from Louisiana who loses everything in the Civil War. The Yankees take her family and her home and finally, even her identity.

Disguised as a boy for her safety, 17-year old Alaina MacGaren thinks to seek refu Captivating Civil War Romance! When Kathleen Woodiwiss did romance well, there was no one better-and such a novel is ASHES IN THE WIND. To my thinking, it's up there with her best (THE FLAME AND THE FLOWER, THE WOLF AND THE DOVE and SHANNA). It is a compelling tale of a young Southern woman from Louisiana who loses everything in the Civil War. The Yankees take her family and her home and finally, even her identity. Disguised as a boy for her safety, 17-year old Alaina MacGaren thinks to seek refuge in her uncle's home in New Orleans.

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But before she can reach him she encounters a group of soldiers who harass her. She is saved from them by a young Yankee surgeon, Captain Cole Latimer from Minnesota, a man of honor and great medical talent who is respectful of Southerners. Cole takes 'Al' the boy (Alaina's new identity) under his wing and gives 'him' a job at the Yankee army hospital in New Orleans Al returns the favor and saves the doctor's life one night when he is drunk, set upon by thieves and tossed into the Mississippi River. In the process of caring for Cole in her uncle's home, much happens, and a great mix-up occurs that casts a shadow on the rest of the story. It is a magnificent love story, well told with great plot twists and accurate history of the era, woven in so that you understand what is going on in the Civil War. Her characters are richly drawn.

You will feel you are living it and you will celebrate Alaina's strength and intelligence. She plays many parts and Woodiwiss does them all so well.

You won't regret reading this one-it's a keeper! Here's the backlist should you want to read more. It seems from my own experience and others that the earlier books (look at the dates) are the best. Birmingham Family Saga Series The Flame and the Flower, 1972 (her first and one of her best) Short story, 'The Kiss Short story, 'Beyond the Kiss' A Season Beyond a Kiss, 2000 The Elusive Flame, 1998 Single Novels The Wolf and the Dove, 1974 Shanna, 1977 Ashes in the Wind, 1979 A Rose in Winter, 1981 Come Love a Stranger, 1984 So Worthy My Love, 1989 Forever in Your Embrace, 1992 Petals on the River, 1997 The Reluctant Suitor, 2002. Kathleen Erin Hogg was born on June 3, 1939, in Alexandria, Louisiana, she was the youngest of eight siblings by Gladys (Coker) and Charles Wingrove Hogg, a disabled World War I veteran.

She long relished creating original narratives, and by age 6 was telling herself stories at night to help herself fall asleep. At age 16, she met U.S. Air Force Second Lieutenant Ross Eugene Woodiwiss at a dance, Kathleen Erin Hogg was born on June 3, 1939, in Alexandria, Louisiana, she was the youngest of eight siblings by Gladys (Coker) and Charles Wingrove Hogg, a disabled World War I veteran. She long relished creating original narratives, and by age 6 was telling herself stories at night to help herself fall asleep. At age 16, she met U.S.

Air Force Second Lieutenant Ross Eugene Woodiwiss at a dance, and they married the following year. She wrote her first book in longhand while living at a military outpost in Japan. She is credited with the invention of the modern historical romance novel: In 1972 she released The Flame and the Flower, an instant New York Times bestseller that created a literary precedent. The novel revolutionized mainstream publishing, featuring an epic historical romance with a strong heroine and impassioned sex scenes.

The Flame and the Flower was rejected by agents and hardcover publishers, who deemed it as 'too long' at 600 pages. Rather than follow the advice of the rejection letters and rewrite the novel, she instead submitted it to paperback publishers. The first publisher on her list, Avon, quickly purchased the novel and arranged an initial 500,000 print run. The novel sold over 2.3 million copies in its first four years of publication. The success of The Flame and the Flower prompted a new style of writing romance, concentrating primarily on historical fiction tracking the monogamous relationship between a helpless heroines and the hero who rescued her, even if he had been the one to place her in danger. The romance novels which followed in her example featured longer plots, more controversial situations and characters, and more intimate and steamy sex scenes. She was an avid horse rider who at one time lived in a large home on 55 acres (220,000 m2) in Minnesota.

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After her husband's death in 1996, she moved back to Louisiana. She died in a hospital on July 6, 2007 in Princeton, Minnesota, aged 68, from cancer. She was survived by two sons, Sean and Heath, their wives, and numerous grandchildren.

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Her third son, Dorren, predeceased her.