G.G. Vandagriff, Author
29
Apr
Have you ever wanted to go to Vienna? To take a virtual tour, visit the website – http://www.last-waltz.com/ – my brilliant husband just created, and be certain to visit the Vienna section—all of it. You will see panoramic views of gorgeous buildings inside and out. Those of you who have read my book, will love [...]
23
Apr
My wizard is, of course, my grandson Jack. He exercises tremendous recuperative and restorative powers upon my soul, which is battered from working far too hard. For instance, in a recent blog post, my daughter Buffy reported that Jack has, for reasons known only to himself, decided that his name is Tyrone. He tells this [...]
16
Apr
Read the entire interview here. At a signing a couple of weeks ago, I saw a new book titled, The Last Waltz. I read on the back of the book that it takes place during World War I. As many of you know I wrote a nonfiction childrens activity book about that great war, so [...]
16
Apr
A wonderful review of The Last Waltz on Meridian Magazine by Jennie Hansen. Thank you! Romance novels are often maligned because of the simplistic formula central to a large share of the books in this genre, but once in awhile one comes along that breaks free of the supposed mold and delivers a powerful love [...]
14
Apr
Many of you have asked about a sequel to Waltz. I realize that the book cries out for one, and I have a loose plot—Amalia working for the SOE (Special Operations Executive, one of Britain’s World War II spy organizations that used female agents) undercover in France, Andrzej doing the same thing in Poland, Rudi [...]
10
Apr
From Michelle Bell’s blog – Last Waltz, is a stunningly written and researched and raises the bar in LDS historical fiction. GG Vandagriff’s beautiful writing style and ability to make each page come to life, makes this book an experience to read. This book is at the top of my list of favorites. I am [...]
4
Apr
After having spent a rich evening with many of the Storymakers last night at a benefit for the Pleasant Grove Library, I just want to express my thanks to Scott Savage and all the wonderful nurturing women who have taken me under their collective wing. Everyone has been so kind and generous with their time [...]
2
Apr
Interview with GG Vandagriff April 2, 2009 by csbezas Be prepared to meet an absolutely amazing person. Not only does she write lyrical stories in a way that moves your heart and enlarges your mind, but she is an altogether pleasing person. I’ve recently met GG Vandagriff via an interview and can’t wait for you [...]
1
Apr
Shadow Mountain, March 2009 Review by Heather Moore Modern teenagers of today might think people of early twentieth century Europe were a simple lot. After all, they rode in carriages, wrote letters by hand, and attended formal balls. The nobility did little else but gossip and discuss Parisian fashions. Yet, in GG Vandagriff’s newest novel, [...]
