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Rank: #35648 in BooksPublished on: 2016-08-23Released on: 2016-08-23Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.25" h x 1.00" w x 5.50" l, .0 pounds Binding: Paperback298 pages 74 of 78 people found the following review helpful.Beautiful historical novel set in 1920's coastal New JerseyBy Birdhouse BooksIt is a special thrill as a reader when you are only a few chapters into a book and you know it will be one of your favorite reads of the year. The Whiskey Sea is one of those special books for me.The book begins with a mysterious image of a woman who is in the water and fears drowning. Then the story moves to 1908, when two young girls are orphaned after the sudden death of their mother. They are taken in by a kindly fisherman, and settle into life in a fishing community in New Jersey.The first few chapters are leisurely, but the pace picks up dramatically in 1923 when they are young women. The younger sister, Bea, dreams of going off to college and studying literature. The older sister, Frieda, wants to make a good living for her family in her hometown. While she is working as a ship mechanic, she becomes intrigued by the idea of rum running on boats, and takes on this dangerous and risky occupation. As a result she meets a wealthy and enigmatic young man from New York, and her life begins to change. This book is Frieda's story.The storytelling in this book is just so beautiful. I really cared about Frieda, Bea, and their adoptive father, Silver. The characters are so well developed and multi-dimensional. This would be a wonderful movie!I have to mention that Ann Howard Creel also wrote The Magic of Ordinary Days, which was the basis of my all time favorite Hallmark movie. I have it on DVD and have seen it many times. Anyone who loves the book or movie The Magic of Ordinary Days will absolutely adore this book.The descriptions in The Whiskey Sea are vivid and unique. For instance, when Frieda first sees a flotilla of boats running liquor: "A floating liquor establishment out in the middle of the dark ocean, like some kind of magical, mythical circus. It made Frieda think of pirates, mermaids, gods, and sirens of the sea. No one acted the slightest touched with doubt, even with jellyfish, like flowers, floating in the water about the boats and danger from the coast guard boats looming" (pp. 79 - 80).Fans of historical fiction will love The Whiskey Sea. I give it five stars and my highest recommendation.18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.Engaging, but not great.By JoanieI liked the beginning of the book more than the end. At first, I was intrigued by Frieda, the main character of the story, and enjoyed the setting and premise of a willful young woman participating as a rum runner during Prohibition. I thought the characters were well drawn. But as the story moved on, it became a bit muddled and unbelievable (also, there were modern day idioms and expressions, which were off-putting). Frieda's character underwent a complete make-over, and that did not seem plausible to me. Also, the story went on a bit too long and was a bit repetitive. I liked the relationship with Bea, Frieda's sister, and with her adopted father, but Charles (or "Princeton," as he was called) did not ring true to me. I thought the author did do a good job with descriptions of the town and the boats and the experiences on the sea. Not bad, but not great.11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.Love Ann Howard Creel's Books!By TimPosted by the wife of "Tim" (in whose name our Kindle account is set up! :) I love Ann Howard Creel's books! "The Magic of Ordinary Days" and "While You Were Mine" were wonderful..and now I may now add "The Whiskey Sea" to my list of favorite reads! Her writing style is impeccable...it's smart, beautifully descriptive, her characters and plots have depth...and she draws the reader in from the first sentence to the last. Most of all, I love how she weaves in romance without torturing her readers with lines like, "...leaving them like spent embers on the hearth of love." (gag) I look forward with great anticipation to her next great read and hope she writes one soon!See all 667 customer reviews... Seagram - Wikipedia Seagram's (legally named Seagram Company Ltd.) was a large historical corporation headquartered in Montreal Quebec Canada that was the largest distiller of ... Whiskey Reviews The Whiskey Reviewer This is the The Whiskey Reviewers master review index which as of January 2016 includes over 520 reviews with more added every week. To search the index ... Jeffersons Bourbon Produces Sam Houston and Jefferson's Reserve bourbons. Features product information gifts and distributors. 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