Liz Curtis Higgs has been telling tales since she wrote her first novel at the tender age of ten. Careers in broadcasting, public speaking, nonfiction writing, and children s books brought her back to her first love fiction at the turn of the 21st century.
“Wonderful writing and a terrific story. Fair Is the Rose explores
living, breathing people with heart-wrenching conflicts and one
woman with a faith that shines. The reader is transported. Be sure
to have a box of tissues close at hand.”
–Francine Rivers, author of Redeeming Love
“A colorful tapestry woven from painstaking research, a rich, vivid
setting, and compelling, wonderfully real characters. With
excellent writing and a keen understanding of human nature, Liz
Curtis Higgs delivers a first-rate, fascinating historical saga. As
big and bold a story as the Galloway landscape where it takes place
and the hearts of the people who inhabit it.”
–B. J. Hoff, author of Cadence and An Emerald Ballad
“Och! What a guid buik! Once again Liz Curtis Higgs transported me
to 18th-century Scotland and caused me to lose my heart to Jamie,
Leana, and Rose. I couldn't help but yearn for all three to find
lasting love and happiness. The next installment can't get here
fast enough to suit me.”
–Robin Lee Hatcher, author of Catching Katie and Beyond the
Shadows
“Fair Is the Rose is an absolutely stunning sequel to Thorn In My
Heart. I was transported back in time to my ancestral Scotland and
relished every moment. An exceptional work!”
–Linda Lee Chaikin, author of Yesterday’s Promise
“Liz Higgs’s writing resonates with romance and the inward
struggles of the human heart. You can almost hear the tunes rising
o’er the brae.”
–Patricia Hickman, author of Fallen Angels and Nazareth’s Song
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