Historical Inspirational Romance
4 stars MILD
1907 Kentucky
Kim Vogel Sawyer creates a tale of an amazing woman who decides to dress like a man in order to help support her family, with no gain to herself. Written in the third person omniscient point of view, ou will fall in love and also be annoyed with the clearly depicted characters. We encounter many unexpected surprises. This book will stay with you long after it is over. Recommended for all.
SUMMARY: Rebekah Hardin loses her eldest brother in a cave accident where he was working to help their parents support the household. Now, financially struggling, Rebekah decides to see if she can find a job. When the only thing available is a mans job, she dresses as a man and works as hard as anyone else. One of the tasks she is assigned to help with is helping a young cartographer, Devlin Bale, to map the caves. Someone seems to be out to sabotage everything Devlin is doing. Will he make his deadline with all these setbacks? (WATERBROOK, Aug. 2016, 352 pp, $14.99)
Reviewed by: JENNY FALCONE
ISBN: 978-0307731395
Reviewed for RT BOOK REVIEWS
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