In 1882, respectable employment is nearly impossible to find
if you are a single young woman. So is the reason Sarah Whittier has decided to
open an art studio run entirely by single women, and she will stop at nothing
to make sure “her girls” are taken care of. She is elated to finally have
secured a location for the building, using her late father-figure’s house as
collateral for the loan. Unfortunately, as soon as she has a victory, a
challenge comes in the form of a inheritance seeking heir, Daniel Cady. Will
she be able to keep her beloved studio from Daniel, or even more importantly,
her heart?
I LOVED this book. So very much. The author did a wonderful
job of making the characters realistic, as well as making the descriptions
vivid. I was enthralled with the story from the first page, and I never lost
interest. In addition, one of my favorite things for an author to do is to make
the resolution slightly longer than a
book’s resolution typically is. I love seeing the beginning of the next chapter
(pun intended) of the character’s life. I enjoyed that the hero and heroine of
the story were not perfect, as most authors today forget to put flaws in the
lead roles. I can’t think of any critique for this book, except that I wish
that there was a sequel right now! Overall, I would recommend this book to
anyone who enjoys a suspenseful, slightly romantic, and wonderful read.
This eBook was given to me by the publisher in exchange for
an honest review.
1 comment:
I couldn't agree more. This is a wonderful book and you'll get lost in it.
A great review.
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