Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers Book #1) by L.C. Lewis – Review by Angela Hayes

Dark Sky at Dawn by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars

Dark Sky at Dawn is the first book in the Free Men and Dreamer’s Series by Laurie L.C. Lewis. It is another superb historical fiction story that is full of plenty of heart and soul. What sets this story apart from others in the same genre is not only Ms. Lewis’s wonderful storytelling talent and skilful writing, but also all the historical detailing that drew me in and transported me to the early 1800’s, and the founding of a nation.
Ms. Lewis has crafted an engrossing tale full of American history, secrets, emotion, family, faith, spirituality, liberty, sacrifice, freedom, hope, politics, espionage, corruption, war, violence, dramatic developments, challenges, intrigue, and so much more- all through a window in time.
There is a lot going on here, with a lot of information, detailing, passion, and clever touches that results in a cleverly constructed and choreographed saga, showcasing (at least for me) the authors passion for history. It’s apparent from Ms. Lewis’s attention to detail here that all that passion, as well as plenty of research, has gone into her work- making for a great read.
I can’t wait to continue this saga- so on to Book #2!
The series contains:
-Dark Sky at Dawn (Book #1)
-Twilight’s Last Gleaming (Book #2)
-Dawn’s Early Light (Book #3)
-Oh, Say Can You See (Book #4)
-In God Is Our Trust (Book #5)
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Laurie L.C. Lewis!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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