![]() ![]() I’m always interested in the historical aspects of this author’s books, as it’s apparent that much research has gone into the writing of the stories. Themes of hope, optimism, courage, faith, and forgiveness are predominant in this tale and give it added dimension and depth. Hedlund is a master at weaving uplifting messages into her stories. The relationship between Arabella and Peter was charming and fun and I enjoyed seeing it grow and develop. I loved his compassion, courage, and the way he stood up for the underprivileged, and especially the native Americans. ![]() ![]() His personality, confidence, and wit are so attractive and add much color to the story. Drummond is a gentleman who is esteemed in society, while Peter Kelly is a baker who has built up a good business in the community. Arabella Lawrence finds herself with two very different suitors from contrasting walks of life. Set in British Columbia in 1862, this tale is rich with the history of the British Bride Ships that carried women from Great Britain bound for marriage to the plentiful men living in Victoria. ![]() I can always count on Jody Hedlund for a beautifully written story filled with colorful, realistically flawed characters that come alive on the page. ![]()
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