A job assignment forces May Somerville's father to relocate
the family from New York City to untamed Colorado . All of their
dreams are put on hold as they struggle to adjust to a new life near the gold
mines.
Alexander Whittier travels throughout Europe
with his parents, but he can't shake the memory of the beautiful May
Somerville. Her father's reports no longer reach them, and news of their
tragedies sends him hurrying to Colorado .
Will May's secret and the many hard times she's endured ruin
their chances for a future together?
Kacy Barnett-Gramckow is a new-to-me author. While The
Blessing started off on the slow side for me, it picked up speed. The fate of
the tightly-knit family kept me engaged, while the steadfast determination of
May propelled the story forward.
I'm giving The Blessing five stars for its great story and
historical content. I'll be checking out this author's other books.
Disclaimer: Neither the publisher nor the author paid me for
a favorable review. All opinions expressed are mine, and mine alone.
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