Mercy has run away from Elijah and Isaac and is being hunted down by bounty hunters. She's still determined to discover who she really is and doesn't want to put them in danger. They aren't giving up, though, and end up rescuing her from a dangerous situation. While at a fort, Mercy sees a portrait that seems familiar, and it gives her a lead that helps her finally discover who she really is.
Finding her family is more confusing than Mercy anticipated. When she begins to see that she was a much different person before the amnesia, she questions who she really is. Her family is running a plantation with strong feelings about the North, so they decide to keep Elijah's loyalties a secret. A tragic accident ends up forcing him to stay, and ultimately, revealing his identity to the family. Once that happens, Mercy, now Charlotte, starts to wonder if she can fit in with her family at all. With the threat of the bounty hunters still very real, she can't relax and there's other dangers as well.
This was a good book. The end wrapped up things nicely, which was confusing to me. The series title says it's a trilogy, so I expected another cliffhanger, but it wasn't there. You could read these two and feel perfectly content to stop there. As of now, I haven't seen anything to suggest a third book, but I'll be keeping an eye out anyway. Good Book!
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