So True a Love
Daughters of His Kingdom, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Mary Sarah Agliotta
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Written by:
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Amber Lynn Perry
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Kitty Campbell knows that leaving the dangers of Boston behind for a more tranquil life in Sandwich is God's will for her. But within 24 hours after arriving in the small sea-side town, she witnesses a terrible crime and is forced to stay silent or her family will be made to suffer. And yet, as the consequences for remaining quiet threaten more than just her family, Kitty is desperate to unload her burden. When handsome doctor Nathaniel Smith comes to her rescue more than once, she is tempted to risk everything by revealing what she knows, as her hidden attraction to the courageous patriot builds into much more than childish infatuation.
When Doctor Nathaniel Smith discovers the town's ammunition stores have been raided, he knows immediately whom to blame - the hated Tories. Desperate to keep the remaining powder out of enemy hands, he vows to find the men responsible. Then when Kitty Campbell is brutally assaulted and refuses to name her attacker, he suspects she might know something and keeps a closer watch for her safety, only to discover a fleeting attraction he harbored long ago threatens to grow into something akin to love. Yet, he knows a Tory and a Patriot would make a terrible match. At least that is what his head understands, but can he make his heart believe it also?
©2015 Amber Perry (P)2016 Amber PerryWhat listeners say about So True a Love
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- 2018-03-11
Nice story.
The first book in thia series was good. The second one was better. Sweet tone that is appropriate for time period and the lead female character has far more agency making her more interesting. The romantic plot had a few twists introducing other love interests. I would have preferred more setting and period specific politics but it works. Narration was excellent. The last scene in the last chapter could have been reworded to get the same sentiment....it's a tad odd... but it doesn't remove from the actual ending the chapter prior.
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