As Rachel is at a loss for her living arrangements, she opts Mackinac Island where her late grandmother lived and she had spent time visiting. Having been mistreated by her mother and loved by her grandmother, Rachel hopes to find refuge there and in her faith.
The book grabbed me from the very beginning and it was hard to put down and continue later. There is romance, betrayal and also some intrigue to keep you wondering. I loved the "genealogy" references as that is my occupation, so family relationships and connections are always of great interest to me. As the 3 families of Mackinac's secrets are revealed there are many unexpected surprises, some hard to deal with and to overcome. I really enjoyed this Christian book and am sure others will also find it a wonderful read.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author and was not required to give a positive review. All thoughts are my own.
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