Final story of the series. I enjoyed this book more than the other two. Probably because I was very familiar with the characters by this point & was excited to see how their story ended.

Terrible. Did not finish.

F Oke

After being reunited with her birth parents in Nova Scotia and after saying a tearful goodbye to her Louisiana parents, Nicole has a yearning for more. She and Anne become close friends and Nicole loves her parents, but there is something calling to her, dividing her allegiance. Her Uncle Charles has asked for her to go to England and become his heir, and she considers doing just that. After prayer and consideration, she decides to leave.

England is a contrast to all she's ever known . . . its glitter and bustle are almost too much for her, and she feels useless among the rich trappings and servants.

Anne, meanwhile, is dealing with some devastating news. She decides to go to England. Anne adjusts more quickly to England than Nicole.

Nicole and her uncle have to make some hard decisions. . . .

I didn't find this book as exciting as the others in the series (especially Book 1, my favorite so far), but it is still interesting and integral to the series. The writing is still beautiful and thoughtful and this book is worth the read.

This book was not what I expected. It had twisted and turns. I cannot wait to read the next book!

Look

This is my second favorite in the series; it's very well played out.

Nicole and Ann are thrown into a new world in England. Nicole is trying to adjust to become heir to a great fortune and follow in her Uncles footsteps and Ann is trying to find her way in the world after a tragic lost. They must both seek the path for their life and future through faith.

Very good historical fiction

third book in the series, nowe she is coming nbasck to america and her land in Massachutes

YA Oke

A very compelling story.