pickIndependent women in 1773? Setting sail for the West Indies to run a sugar plantation? Romance and adventure? Yes please! #Keturah promises a lot and delivers on it and more! Slavery is alive and well on the plantations and @lisatbergren doesn‘t shy away from the horrors of the trade whilst ensuring her characters are the embodiment of compassion. God‘s place in the trials suffered by His children is beautifully handled and encouraging.
pickThree sisters of noble English birth journey to the tropical island of Nevis to take over their deceased father‘s sugar cane plantation. They are met with many obstacles, both organic and man made. Will their determination help make this island home? And help them realize something that‘s always been right there in front of them? First time reading this author and will definitely be looking for more. 💜💜💜
pickI am ENTHRALLED by the story, characters, and setting. The sea travels, West Indies setting, the anticipation of more stories about these sisters is thrilling! Full review coming to #inspirationclothesline .com soon! #litfuse #bethanyhousepublishers
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I really liked this book. Despite some of the subject matter and situations, I found this book to be incredibly hopeful and uplifting.
I thought that the story was very unique, you never really see books that deal with plantations in the Caribbean. It was incredibly interesting and insightful to explore this little spot in history.
I loved the three sisters and their strong familial bonds and how they stood up for what they believed in.
This is my currently reading. I‘m so close to finishing it. It will be my 80th book of the year.
Reading an early copy of this one to prep for work, and it's really good if you like historical romance! Coming Spring 2018!
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