Title: The Indigo Heiress
Author:
Laura Frantz
Ch:
66 plus epilogue
Pg: 408
Series:
Genre:
Christian Historical fiction Christian historical romance
Rating:5
stars
Publisher:
Revell
Not
going to lie I’m not normally a fan of Scottish heroes it’s the accent, but I
will read anything Frantz writes. But I ended up loving Leith Buchanan as a
hero even if he’s Scottish. And while I loved the romance I’m a sucker for
marriage of convenience and he falls first which Leith very much did. It was
the faith content and the sibling relationship that drew me in.
Despite
everything that Juliet is going through her Faith in God is evident on every
page. Her love for her sister Loveday was what I related to the most as an
older sister. You want to do everything in your power for that happiness
especially when you’re in Juliet’s shoes. Juliet’s grief was another thing I
related too, including doing whatever she could to help her dad run the
household despite the toll it was taking on her. Her learning to let go and let
God was a gentle reminder to me.
The
slow burn of Leith and Juliet’s romance was also a favorite and of course
watching him fall first was chef’s kiss. But Cole and Bella stole my heart and
the story.
With
The Indigo Heiress was a beautifully written story by Laura Frantz and I loved
every bit of it.
Troupes
Marriage
of convenience
Grumpy
Hero
He
falls first
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