Favorite Morris series: Cheney Duvall, M.D. and Cheney and Shiloh: the Inheritance - of course! They are the only GM books I collect.

Favorite Cheney Duvall books: Toward the Sunrising and Secret Place of Thunder. Both have more "mysterious" plots, and the dialogue therein is superb. I can't forget

Favorite characters within the serieses are harder to decide upon. My sisters think I am more like Victoria Elizabeth Steen DeLancie

~Scarlet

I'm currently rereading the Lady Trent Mysteries. They are really good. I think the first one is my favorite. Next I'm going to read the Cheney Duvall, M.D. books.

I read the early House of Winslow books a couple months ago, I read them so many times when I was in my early teens that I almost have them memorized.
I have a half of the series, but I don't read them much any more, since I have all of the Cheney and Shiloh books at my finger tips.

Scarlet is like Victoria, except

SnowAngel

Posting a wee note that this Special Feature will be closing Tuesday, August 23. And you know, I really enjoy well-written historical fiction, and have seen the Morris books many times at the local bookstore, but have never picked them up. Hopefully some day ...

*feels sorry for this poor little SF with few posts and wanders in*

The irony is, upon peeking in here, I suddenly realized I have in fact read one of Gilbert Morris's series. And not only that, I own three of his books.

Digging around on Wikipedia (cause the books aren't at my house, my parents have them for some reason LOL, and I couldn't remember what I had), the series of his that I've read is the Wakefield Dynasty Series. Of course, the downside is that it's been a long, LONG time since I've read them so I can't remember if I even finished the series. Have you read this one SnowAngel or Scarlet_Trefoil?

What I remember about them was they took place in England and I think they start off with a family close to King Henry, (Or at least that's the time period) and then you follow each generation of romance in the family to when they come over to America. I think.

I distinctly remember liking the first one the best, that's The Sword Of Truth. But I also remember that there's a pretty graphic interrogation scene in it that I always skipped over.

At any rate, this topic has inspired me to go get those books again and give them a reread cause I bet it's pushing 10-15 years since I last picked them up.

*manages to stick her head in*

Cheney Duvall M.D. and Cheney and Shiloh... now those series sound familiar... Oh yes... I have them on my bookshelves. My deepest apologies for taking so long to post in here.

I also have the Lady Trent series, the Danielle Ross series (not the newer ones, the original). I also have the Wakefield Dynasty series. All seven.

The depth of historical research that the Morris' family put into their books are incredible. Anyone ever read the series on the Canadian Mounties that he did with his son?

I've read Gilbert Morris' Bonnets and Bugles series, the teen sci-fi/fantasy series that had a sequel series... something like Seven Sleepers?... and the one that recast the story of David with the characters as mice. Sailing a ship.

Apparently not what the rest of y'all are reading/have read.