About this book:
“Patience Creighton will finally find the peace she lost years ago--if she can open her heart and forgive the man who loves her.
Bright, sensible Patience knows what is expected of her. At twenty-five, her opportunity for a family of her own has passed, so she finds contentment teaching at her father's school for girls. When her father dies suddenly and her brother moves away to London, she is determined to keep her father's dream alive.
Confirmed bachelor William Sterling also knows what is expected of him, but mistake after mistake has left him teetering on ruin's edge. As master of Eastmore Hall he owns a great deal of land but possesses little money to manage the upkeep. He is desperate to find a new source of income, including the sacrifice of land connected to Rosemere.
When her brother returns with a new wife to take over management of the school, Patience is heartbroken to no longer be responsible for her beloved school and is forced to reassess God's purpose for her life. After her sister-in-law's matchmaking brings Patience and William together, they both learn new truths about their character and find a common goal in restoring Eastmore's legacy.”
Series: Book #2 in the “Whispers on the Moor” series. {Book #1, “The Heiress of Winterwood”, review HERE! Book #3 will be reviewed next week. :)}
“Patience Creighton will finally find the peace she lost years ago--if she can open her heart and forgive the man who loves her.
Bright, sensible Patience knows what is expected of her. At twenty-five, her opportunity for a family of her own has passed, so she finds contentment teaching at her father's school for girls. When her father dies suddenly and her brother moves away to London, she is determined to keep her father's dream alive.
Confirmed bachelor William Sterling also knows what is expected of him, but mistake after mistake has left him teetering on ruin's edge. As master of Eastmore Hall he owns a great deal of land but possesses little money to manage the upkeep. He is desperate to find a new source of income, including the sacrifice of land connected to Rosemere.
When her brother returns with a new wife to take over management of the school, Patience is heartbroken to no longer be responsible for her beloved school and is forced to reassess God's purpose for her life. After her sister-in-law's matchmaking brings Patience and William together, they both learn new truths about their character and find a common goal in restoring Eastmore's legacy.”
Series: Book #2 in the “Whispers on the Moor” series. {Book #1, “The Heiress of Winterwood”, review HERE! Book #3 will be reviewed next week. :)}
Spiritual Content- Patience believes that God seemed to vanish after her father died; William’s Mother had a strong Faith (he looks back on it a few times); Scriptures are quoted; Faiths grow & become stronger; A few Prayers.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: two “Egad!”s, three ‘bloody’s, four ‘blast’s, a “what in blazes”, a “where the blazes” and a “devil of a time”; William gets beat-up & pointed at with a gun in the opening chapter (barely above not-detailed & semi-detailed); William used to gamble; Mentions of drinking & those who have had too much; Guns are pointed (but none are shot).
Sexual Content- two not-detailed
kisses to a forehead & a semi-detailed kiss; Noticing & Touches that
cause warmth; *Big Spoiler* William is a father out of wedlock but all is said
is that he was with the mother during the those months. He did not know. *End
of Big Spoiler*; Love, falling in love & the emotions.
-Patience Creighton
-William Sterling
P.O.V. switches between them.
P.O.V. switches between them.
Set in 1816
307 pages
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307 pages
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Pre Teens-
New Teens-
(and a half)
Early High
School Teens-
Older High
School Teens-
My
personal Rating-
This really was such a sweet book! I
only wish there was a bit more of the characters from first book in this series,
“The Heiress of Winterwood”. I’ll be
reviewing the newest book, “A Lady at Willowgrove
Hall”, in this series next week!
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*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
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