Julia has fled from the gossips. She gave her heart to a man that didn't deserve it and hopes to escape her humiliation and pain by dedicating herself to her cousin's care. She doesn't receive a warm welcome when she gets to town, but she's determined to stay. She meets Isaac, a local miner, and wonders if he can be someone she can trust.
Isaac's similarities with his twin brother end with their handsome looks. Matthew is setting his sights on Julia for the sake of a local mine, but he has no real interest in her as a person. Isaac, on the other hand, finds her very interesting. He doesn't want to interfere with his brother's plans, but he won't let Julia be used as a pawn.
A pretty good book all around. I liked the characters, and the mystery element was well done. This one was entertaining, and I have no issues giving it a Good Book! review.
*I received a copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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