A Glitter of Gold review

Title:  A Glitter of Gold

Author:  Liz Johnson

Series: Georgia Coast Romance book 2

Chapters: 21 plus epilogue

Pages: 368

Genre: Christian Contemporary Romance

Rating: 4 stars

A Glitter of Gold by Liz Johnson is the second  book in the Georgia Coast Romance series but can be read as a standalone. This book follows different characters than the first book.  Anne Norris has moved to Georgia and started a walking history tour of the city but she's running from her past.  Carter Hale a museum director and the black sheep of his family but still wants to make the name Hale proud.  When the hilt of a sword brings them together and leads to a possible shipwreck. Anne agrees to help Carter find the ship but he must leave her name out of the media he makes the promise to do but later will find himself not sure that he can help that promise.  

Mistakes that Anne made in her past has her questioning rather or not she deserves  to have a future.  Carter doesn't think he should plan for wife or kids until he  meets his goals in life. Neither was looking for love or a relationship but can the quest for a shipwreck and  a journal from past show this two what they really want and who writes their story.

This book was a little show starting out that it took me a bit to get into at first, but after a few chapters it picked up and before I knew it  I wanted to know what was going to with not only the shipwreck but what if anything was going to happen between Anne and Carter.   The main theme of this book is grace, but more importantly God's Grace. Which is something that  both  Anne and Carter need to learn.  I loved the historical mystery of the shipwreck and the amateur genealogist in me loved the fact that someone in the story had genealogical ties to the shipwreck. It gave the final touch to make the story come full circle.     

I would recommend this one to fans of Christian fiction, those who love sweet stories, and a bit of mystery in their comptnary fiction. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher as part of a blog tour. I was not required to write a positive review. All Opinions  expressed are mine alone.