This is the second book in the series. First is the novella, Worth the Wait, and
then the first novel, No Other Will Do.
Grace saw her father brutally murdered in the middle of a
street protecting a dangerous secret.
Right before he died, he signaled for Grace to take the evidence and
run. She does as she’s told and ends up
in Harper’s Station. There, she keeps
her secrets to herself, but she makes a friend over the telegraph wire, Mr. A.
Amos is considered strange in his town. With his glasses and obsession with his
bicycle, the women don’t give him a second look. He feels more confident when he’s talking to
Miss G over the wires. He’s drawn to
her, even though he knows it’s silly since he’s never met her. But when he “overhears” she’s in danger, he
drops everything and heads for Harper’s Station.
Normally, I can’t say enough about how much I love this
author’s books, but this wasn’t one of my favorites. I didn’t connect with the main characters
like I usually do for some reason. I
really liked the interactions between Helen and her patient, but that wasn’t
the main story line, so I didn’t enjoy the book as much as some of the others
by this author.
Is this one of my favorite books by this author? No. Is
it still a good book? Yes. Usually, I finish this author’s books in two
days, because I just can’t put them down.
I wasn’t able to say that with this one, but I didn’t have any issues
getting through it. It’s a sweet love
story with some danger mixed in there. I
believe you’d be able to read these out of order without any issues. Good Book.
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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