This is the third book in the Brides of Seattle series. The first two are called Steadfast Heart and
Refining Fire.
In this book, we finally get closure with Abrianna and
Wade. They declared their feelings for
each other in the previous book, so I was happy she finally came around. Unfortunately, that feeling quickly left as
Abrianna now questions what she feels and isn't sure marrying Wade is the best
idea.
Problems arise when Priam Welby, the town's villain,
approaches Abrianna and tells her that he wants Abrianna to be his wife. She's not keen on the idea, but when he
threatens the lives of those she loves, she doesn't feel she has any
choice. She doesn't have anyone to
confide in but is determined to handle things on her own.
Personally, Abrianna's personality has been bothering me off
and on through this series, and while I was hoping things would get better in
this book, her actions and thoughts on her engagement to Wade continued to
irritate me. She did get somewhat better
toward the end of the book, but then she irritated me again at the very end.
Overall, the book is well written. I thought the end a little lengthy, but I
suppose it was to wrap things up since it's the last of the series. Even so, Abrianna is still figuring her way
is the best way and everyone else needs to fall in line. Since Wade is up to putting up with her,
they're well matched. You can read this
one without reading the others. The
nefarious deeds of Welby are referenced enough that you won't be lost. Decent Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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