Member Reviews
Once again these two madie have written a wonderful book! I enjoyed it thourouly and learned a few things along the line. I think the Colonial days were a very interesting time in our young nation. People knew how to be a family then and they worked and sometimes prayed especially at the dinner table. Nowadays it is every person for themselves. I grieve for the olden days gone by. But thanks to these 2 ladies they have brought it back again I recommend this book. It is very fullfilling for your soul. It was mine. My thanks to Netgalley. NO compensations were received. All opinions are my own |
A book set in two time frames, present and early 1700s. Two present day sisters are going through a rough time, and their grandmother thinks they would like to know about two of their ancestors who had some similarities. It helped the present day young women see some things about themselves. None of the young women in either time frame have an easy time of it. I found it hard to put down, especially wanting to know what happened to the girls from 1704. It kept me engaged till the end. Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher and Netgalley book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” |
I was addicted to this read. A family saga spanning centuries that was well told and superbly written The setting of 1705 with the vivid descriptions were a joy to read, I was immersed with the travel, the awful conditions and the characters. An amazing story and well recommended |
Great book. Written beautifully one I couldn't put down. |
Kayla M, Reviewer
The book starts out well. Then you have the first abrupt switch to the older story, and I wasn't so sure. However, after pushing through I ended up loving the switch-up throughout the book! I couldn't wait to switch back to the other story and see how they both connected. It was a great read especially learning about the Colonial days since I now live in Virginia. I would definitely recommend this book! |








