A Lady at
Willowgrove Hall is the third book in the Whispers on the Moors series. The first two books, The Heiress ofWinterwood and The Headmistress of Rosemere were good books that I
enjoyed. I looked forward to this book
as well.
Cecily has
fallen in love with the wrong man. He’s
the son of a nobleman and she’s just the blacksmith’s daughter. When her father finds out about the affair,
he takes her to a boarding school and leaves her there. After five years, Cecily has no idea where
her father or her twin sister is. She
takes the position of companion to an ill older woman and hopes that she’ll
eventually be able to locate her sister.
Nathaniel is
the steward of Willowgrove Hall and does his best. Nothing is good enough for the lady of the
house and he longs for the day when he can come into his inheritance and leave
Willowgrove and his past behind him.
When he finds Cecily wandering the land in the rain, he isn’t sure what
to make of her. Finding out she’s to be
the new companion to the mistress of the house, he vows to keep his
distance. His heart doesn’t agree.
These two
think the best course is to keep their secrets buried. No one will accept them if they knew the
truth, would they? As they get closer,
they’re going to have to make peace with the past if they want to be together.
This was a
good book, but it isn’t my favorite of the series. It doesn’t have much that ties it to the
other books in the series, making it okay to read them alone or out of order. I’m curious to see more from this
author. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
*I received a copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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