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Monday, August 17, 2015

Muskoka Chairs Beckon

They're everywhere! First designed and built in the mountainous lakeland of the Adirondacks in 1903 - and thus known as Adirondack chairs - they're now symbolic of summer living on the lakes, especially in Muskoka.

Monday, June 22, 2015

Summer Scene

Islands on Lake Rosseau - copyright Melanie Wills

A Muskoka chair just waiting to embrace you.

Monday, June 1, 2015

Because It's June

Inviting red Muskoka chairs await! - copyright Melanie Wills

Grab a Muskoka chair and dream of summer! This photo was taken on Lake Rosseau, close to the island that inspired my Muskoka Novels.

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Reviews of The Muskoka Novels

“The Summer Before the Storm is a richly detailed, complex novel - one that will stay with you long after you've turned the last page.” - The Book Chick

“In Elusive Dawn, author Gabriele Wills shows talent that is anything but elusive. Her skillfully crafted scenes populated by well drawn characters will pull readers into the story and not let go until the very last page.” – Writer’s Digest Magazine

“If you are a fan of Downton Abbey, trust me, you will love this [Muskoka] series!" – So Many Precious Books, So Little Time

"Watch out and move over, Downton Abbey, because The Muskoka Novels are here!" - EmSun

"Ms. Wills is one of the most talented writers I have read in a long time." - A Book Lover's Library

"When I came up for air, I was actually surprised to find myself in 2012 instead of 1914." - PopcornReads.com

"It has EVERYTHING I adore. Ms. Wills is such a great author that she has created characters that I cannot wait to continue with in the next volume." - Bags, Books, & Bon Jovi

“There was never a moment in reading Elusive Dawn that I wasn't completely captivated with the story. I absolutely adore Gabriele Wills!" - Peaceful Wishing

"I can't tell you enough how much I adored this book and the characters it holds." - Stitch - Read - Cook

"I highly recommend you read Elusive Dawn. There are definitely similarities with the Downton Abbey series." - M. Denise C.

"[Ms. Wills] truly brings history alive through her descriptions and her characters. I didn't want the story to end." - Broken Teepee

"I recommend this novel not only to historical fiction fans, but to readers who crave an emotional experience with characters who start to feel like family." - Mom in Love with Fiction

"Wills writes her characters in such a way that you literally feel like you're on this journey with them. The second book in this series is fantastic." - To Read, or Not to Read

See more reviews on theMuskokaNovels.com