A NICE POST-CIVIL
WAR ERA ROMANCE
As the civil war has recently ended, there is much damage
left behind, and much repair to be done. Further, somebody needs to be held
responsible. Zach Saberton, youngest of the 3 brothers has been declared dead
in an effort to avoid having blame pinned on him as a major contributor to the
South’s war efforts. Aurora, his young betrothed, while grieving, has not lost
all hope. Eventually, it is proven Zach is alive, but to gain his freedom he
must help the new government gain lost gold that has found its way to England.
Aurora won’t be left behind to worry and grieve any longer,
and follows Zach headlong into danger. Zach is continually thinking on his
feet, worrying about his countrymen, and especially Aurora as well as their
future.
FAITH
QUOTE: God used music to fill her senses and soothe her soul
in ways words never could.
TEA
QUOTE: Minutes later, the two of them sat before a cozy fire
upstairs in Aurora’s sitting room. Cups in hand, they exchanged pleasantries as
if they were old friends. Noticeably more relaxed than Aurora had ever seen
her, Lily had a slow smile and quick wit that had made Aurora and Emme snicker
more than once.
The story gains speed about halfway through and the Pinkerton
addition was especially intriguing.
I appreciated the historical notes at the end and the sweet
tuck-ins included in the package.
I purchased this book direct from the author’s website which
included lovely packaging, autographed book, bookmark, recipe card and magnet. All opinions are
mine alone. Gorgeous cover by Roseanne White Designs.
3 Stars = "Good"
This is book 3 in the Saberton Legacy Series
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