Rebecca DeMarino is the author of The Southhold Chronicles, a series based on the lives of her ninth great-greandparents, Mary Langton and Barnabas Horton. She inherited her love of baking and gardening from her mother; a love of horses, reading, and writing from her dad; and the wanderlust gene from both parents. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, Romance Writers of America, New England Historical Genealogical Sociaety, and the Southold Long Island Historical Society.
You can learn more about Rebecca and her books at her website:
www.rebeccademarino.com.
Duty and love are powerful forces. Only one has the power to make her life complete.
It is 1664 and Patience Terry is devastated to learn that Captain Jeremy Horton's ship has been shipwrecked off the coast of Barbados. There were no survivors. She had hoped that Jeremy would someday give up the sea and settle down with her in Southold, Long Island.
Unaware his memorial service is being planned, Jeremy sails aboard a British warship with secret orders to attack New Amsterdam and claim it for the British Crown. When he makes his surprise return to Southold - and to an overjoyed Patience - it's not quite the happily-ever-after his beloved had hoped for.
With a finely tuned senxe for authentic historical characters and settings, Rebecca DeMarino plunges you into a world of tall ships, daring journeys and yearning hearts.
My Thoughts:
I have really enjoyed the previous books in
The Southold Chronicles,
A Place in His Heart and
To Capture Her Heart, and
To Follow Her Heart did not disappoint! DeMarino's impeccable research and knowledge of the history and nuances of the time period are obvious. She is able to transport readers to another time and place. I felt as if I were actually there with Patience and Jeremy and could see and feel the things they were seeing and feeling. This is an exceptional Historical romance series and author you will not want to miss!
*I received a complimentary copy of the book for the purpose of giving and honest review.
Happy Reading Ya'll,
Jennifer
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