Blurb (from Amazon):
1792, Natchez Trace, MS
Bitter since his eldest brother abandoned their family in Ireland, Quinn O’Shea travels to Natchez, Mississippi, ready to shuck the weight of his duty and set off on an adventure of his own. It’s time Connor, as head of the family, took responsibility for their younger siblings. While aboard ship, a run-in with three Irish sisters lands Quinn in the role of reluctant savior. Though it may delay his plans, he cannot abandon the Young sisters, especially the tenacious yet kind Kiera.
Upon arriving in the colonies, Kiera Young prepares to meet her intended and begin her new life. But she soon discovers the marriage her brother-in-law arranged was never meant to be, and a far more sinister deal was negotiated for her and her sisters.
Quinn offers to escort his charges safely to Breeze Hill Plantation and his brother’s care, fully intending to seek his freedom elsewhere. But the longer he remains, the greater his feelings toward Kiera grow and the more he comes to realize true freedom might be found in sacrifice
My Review:
The Road to Magnolia Glen is a addition to the Natchez Trace series. The second installment involves Quinn O’Shea and his brothers coming to Mississippi from Ireland. During his travel, he encounters the three Young sisters who are, also, coming from Ireland. I was not sure what to think of Quinn at first but I quickly grew to love him. Especially, when he and Keira Young become friends.
I enjoyed The Promise of Breeze Hill but I enjoyed this one much more. A wonderful inspirational.
I give this book 5 stars. I highly recommend reading the Natchez Trace series in order.
I received this book from the author, but was not required to write a review. This review is 100% my own honest opinion.
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