Delighted to welcome K. Lewis Adair to the cafe and bookstore with her book The Windmill.
About the book
What is love at first sight? What do we mean by destiny? Are things sometimes just meant to be? And are there messages within our dreams?
Told through a lens of three snapshots in time that are connected by a ‘soul’s journey to reunite with past loves, K Lewis Adair’s astounding fiction debut, The Windmill, focuses on three people against a stunning historical backdrop. Both spiritual and historical, it is ideal for readers looking for an emotionally immersive read.
Virginia ‘Ginny’ Lewis Faulkner thinks her luck is in when she inherits a previously unknown property. Little does she know all that awaits her as she begins a genealogical investigation to discover more about her Great Aunt Florence Stanley, whom she and other family members have little knowledge of following her disappearance in war-torn Holland in 1940. But there are skeletons within the cupboard that were hidden for a reason…
One of the recent reviews for the book
Drew A real page turner…wants you wanting more
All in all, I’d recommend this book to anyone that wants to delve into a story and the subjects of who we meet, befriend and fall in love with during our lives. The Windmill is not a linear read in any sense, this makes it interesting and different for that. Twists and turns and clues, easy to miss if you skim through, help us the reader and the characters discover some of the answers.
A well-constructed book of substance, some moving sections with depth that will make you think and want more after you’ve finished.
Read the reviews and buy the book: Amazon UK – And: Amazon US
About K.Lewis Adair
K. Lewis Adair now lives in the South West of England. Having studied Archaeology and History she has a pull to Pre-Romano/British and Anglo-Saxon History.
This love of history revolves around studying how our ancestors lived. How they interacted with each other and how they might guide us to this day.
Using detailed investigation into her genealogical past, questions arose within her.
Questions that led her to consider; who we are and where do we ‘spiritually’ come from, why are we pulled to the people we love, and have we actually really been here before?
She has currently published a historically based suspense thriller, called The Windmill, centering around these deep spiritual thoughts.
The second novel in the series is taking shape. Follow her blogs for updates.
Follow K. Lewis Adair: Amazon UK – And: Amazon US – Follow K. Lewis Adair: Goodreads – Website/reviews: K. Lewis Adair – Twitter: @KLewisAdair – Facebook: Windmills Soul Journey – Pinterest: K. Lewis Adair – Copywriting/Proofreading:Editorial Serivices
Thanks for visiting today and it would be great if you could share the news of K. Lewis Adair’s book.. thanks Sally.
I must definitely read this one. It sounds fascinating.
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Great to hear thanks Viv..hugsx
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Thank you for your support Sally and to all your wonderful members of this wonderful Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore…such a great idea
Vey best wishes
Karen xx
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My pleasure Karen.. and look forward to sharing reviews and other releases going forward.. Enjoy your weekend..x
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Hi There
Thank you for your interest in the The Windmill, it is a little bit different. I have put a link to my blog that might explain the layout of the story a bit more. Hope you enjoy it. Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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The cover and the book description are both intriguing. Best of luck to author K. Thanks for sharing, Sally. Hugs xx 🙂
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Thanks very much Harmony… hugsx
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Hi Harmony
Thank you for your comments and wishes. I was very lucky to be allowed to use the painting by Ruisdael by the Rijksmuseum as it is beautiful. I have put a link below from my blog about the cover if you are interested. Enjoy, Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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Reblogged this on Life Stories – K. Lewis Adair and commented:
Thank you to Sally and the Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore for sharing The Windmill.
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Pleasure and thanks for boosting the post.
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I love the cover on this book. I’m going to have a look and download a sample. I read a lot of thrillers but sometimes I need a good story about people. Thanks, Sally.
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Great Elizabeth enjoy… hugsx
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Hello Pink Roses
Thank you for your comments and I would love for you to read The Windmill. The sample I believe only goes as far as Chapter 9 and the element of historical fiction is really set out in part two. I have put a link below to my blog that lists out the ‘parts’ of the book if that helps. Thank you again for your interest. Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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Thank you very much for the links.
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Sounds like a fascinating read. Thanks for sharing, Sally.
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Thanks Sandra…xx
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Hello Sandra
Thank you for your interest and comments on The Windmill. I would love for you to read the book and would welcome your feedback. If you need any further insight to the inspiration to the creation of the book, the blog/website may help if you are interested. Best wishes Karen K Lewis Adair
https://klewisadair.com
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Thank you for featuring K. Lewis Adair, Sally. I’m delighted to meet her and am intrigued by the book. I’m running off to Amazon. 💗
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Thank you Gwen and it certainly sounds intriguing…hugs ♥
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Hello Gwen
Thank you for your kind words and your interest. Lovely to meet you too. I hope you enjoy reading The Windmill. Best Wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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This story really appeals to me. Thank you for making me aware of the book and author, Sally.
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Thank you Janet.. delighted to share..
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Hi Janet
Thank you for your interest, I’m glad this appeals to you. If you need any further insights to the inspiration behind the story please feel free to visit the blog/website. It may be of interest to you. Enjoy
Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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Reblogged this on Author Don Massenzio and commented:
Today, the Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore has a new author on the shelves. Check out The Windmill by K. Lewis Adair
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Thanks for sharing Don..
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You’re welcome.
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Hello Don
Thank you for taking an interest in The Windmill and for reblogging your interest. Sally does a great job, doesn’t she.
Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
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You’re welcome. Yes, she does.
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Thanks Karen..
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How wonderful to meet this author! And the book sounds fascinating. Thank you, Sally!
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Hi Jan
It is lovely to meet you too and thank you for your interest in The Windmill. If you wanted further insights into the book then please feel free to visit my blog/website. Thank you again and a further thank you to Sally for her support in promoting a new author.
Best wishes Karen
K Lewis Adair
https://klewisadair.com
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So many books on my TBR list, but I have a feeling this one will be shuffled straight to the top. Congratulations to K Lewis Adair!
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Hi Sian
Thank you so much for your comments and congratulations, that is so very kind of you. I really hope you enjoy reading The Windmill and if you would like further information on the inspiration behind writing the story, please feel free to have a look at my blog/website below.
Best wishes Karen, (K Lewis Adair)
KLewisAdair.com
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