New Book Release - Restless Heart by T. William Phillips

This debut novel is a work of historical fiction set in !840's America. His restless heart beat to a rhythm of its own. The world begged him to ignore it, Konrad Quintero de Leon dared to follow it.

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New Book Release - Restless Heart by T. William Phillips

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Restless Heart:


Restless Heart is an epic novel, which falls neatly and originally within the characteristics of literary and historical fiction. Set in 1840s America in the midst of great expansion and Manifest Destiny, a young man sets out on a journey of self-discovery, adventure, and love. The story follows recent Oxford University graduate, Konrad Quintero de Leon, upon his return home to New York City and the aristocratic life that awaits him there. Konrad, unready to settle down into that lifestyle, heads off to New Orleans with his childhood friend, the energetic and loveable, Miriam Monroe. From New Orleans, Konrad goes on great adventures across the frontier, but when he falls for Anastasia Carriere, he must choose between love and his restless heart.

What readers are saying -

"Only out a few weeks this novel is already getting rave reviews. You might want to give this one a shot." - from BookTalk.org

"Phillips fills the reader's hearts with their own desire to rediscover something new and exciting in their lives." - from Barnes & Noble reader review

"This book has it all...action and adventure, love and lust and voodoo and violence. It cost me many hours of sleep as I could not put it down. A good read. I highly recommend it." - B&N reader review

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