Martin Luther book endorsements

REVIEW: From Miracle to Murder, by Joyce A Lefler

A quick, compulsive, must-read thriller you wouldn't expect from the mother of a murdered child, From Miracle to Murder is a mystery both fascinating and horrifying -- because it really happened. 

  from Editornado on July 21, 2018
 
5 stars, well-deserved for excellent writing, story-telling, and pacing
 
I stepped out of my 17th-century history genre to read this true-crime book, From Miracle to Murder: Justice for Adam. I was blown away by the poignant love story of a domestic violence victim and her two children, one of whom was disabled--and murdered at age 6....
 
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(But then Amazon took my review offline because my endorsement is printed on the back cover of the book, and they thought I was biased. So my review evaporated into the ether and I don't have a copy of it.)

REVIEW: The Correspondence of John Cotton

from Editornado on July 21, 2018   Fantastic research book into early-colonial Boston.   This book is EXACTLY what I hoped for. The letters are transcribed from numerous sources, and placed by date. Each letter has commentary on the condition of the holograph or transcription, the circumstances of the sender and receiver, and footnotes for obscure words or phrases. If there was a letter Cotton received and was answering point by point, that letter is also included.

I hate you, autocorrect!