Book Review: The Miner's Lady by Tracie Peterson
What do you get when you put together two Italian families, a decades-old feud, and iron-mining in the 1890s?
A pretty good read, that's what.
The Miner's Lady centers on Chantel Panetta, who initially is just trying to keep her sister from marrying a sworn enemy--a Calarco. But when she meets the elder Calarco brother, she understands her sister's predicament. The big question is--will the hatred between the Panettas and Calarcos be resolved?
If you like historical romance novels with a good amount of action, I'd recommend this book. I found it enjoyable; however, I found it a bit unbelievable. While the story was exciting and always had something around the bend, it ended up having so much that I became sceptical and lost my connection with the families.
Overall, The Miner's Lady is a worth reading, and I'd recommend if you enjoy the genre.
For other novels by Tracie Peterson, visit her website.
Disclaimer: This book was given to me by Bethany House Publishers in exchange for an honest review.
A pretty good read, that's what.
The Miner's Lady centers on Chantel Panetta, who initially is just trying to keep her sister from marrying a sworn enemy--a Calarco. But when she meets the elder Calarco brother, she understands her sister's predicament. The big question is--will the hatred between the Panettas and Calarcos be resolved?
If you like historical romance novels with a good amount of action, I'd recommend this book. I found it enjoyable; however, I found it a bit unbelievable. While the story was exciting and always had something around the bend, it ended up having so much that I became sceptical and lost my connection with the families.
Overall, The Miner's Lady is a worth reading, and I'd recommend if you enjoy the genre.
For other novels by Tracie Peterson, visit her website.
Disclaimer: This book was given to me by Bethany House Publishers in exchange for an honest review.
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