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I know progress is slow but we have made some headway In the last 100 Years. I found myself impatient with her, but it was a 100 years ago. Small towns are still gossipy.

Had I known this book was THIS religious, I would not have bought it.

This was my first book by Lynn Austin. The story captivated me as I journeyed through four generations of women in one family. The history was fascinating, learning how women were treated during the different times. I will be listening to more books by this author.

I enjoyed how the narrator articulated the words and also you did fluctuation in her sentence form. I can appreciate a good book if it’s read right. the author did a great job helping me to realize what my relationships were like. thank you for writing this book

What an amazing book. The story is engaging and keeps you drawn into it at all times . I would recommend this book to anybody who enjoys escaping into a good book.

I really enjoyed this book. I finished book one as well. It’s fun, magical, and whimsical my type of books.

Really helps identify and validate your experiences with a covert emotional manipulative $#!π. purely evil that these people exist. I could actually get behind persecution of such people, but they would insert themselves into powerful positions of deciding the criteria of who would be persecuted, and the victims would then be persecuted.

This was an amazing story of God’s amazing Grace with no denominational boundaries or barriers.The narrator did one of the best jobs I’ve ever heard.

I love all of Lynn Austin’s books, but some are more moving than others, this is one of them. It took me a few chapters to get into the characters, but once I did, I loved every one. The story has many unexpected turns, it has a beautiful portrayal of forgiveness and the power of..

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I Love the way this story or a mixture of stories portrays gods greatest gift to us, the gift of forgiveness which also allows us to be able to forgive and lose others.LGB