Sunrise on the Battery

Beth Webb Hart stars each novel’s development with a question she then works through within the novel. She writes, “For Sunrise on the Battery, here is the questions I had in mind before I ever wrote the first word of the story.: What would it look like if we really loved each other? If we had no in......more

Wow, I really liked this book. First of all, it has a beautiful cover; it really promotes a reflective feel--don't you think? Secondly, and more importantly, the content makes you think. There is a theme of surrender and giving God your all. In the book, the Scovilles have finally made it in Charles......more

ackson and Mary Lynn Scoville planned to give their daughters Catherine, Lilla and Casey every advantage possible, to ensure that they had a successful future. Jackson and Mary Lynn grew up poor but with twenty years of marriage and some very successful land deals they felt as if they had finally ar......more

I don't like giving bad reviews but I just don't have many good things to say about this book. It has so many elements that could have made an amazing book it just fell short for me. I found the characters shallow, superficial and just not likable. Too much "high-society" designer clothes and social......more

The pretty cover and the setting in Charleston, South Carolina were that first appealed to me about this book. Beth and her husband pulled themselves up by their "bootstraps" and moved on to a better life. Beth is anxious to receive a coveted invitation to the Debutante Society, and her husband uses......more