About the Book: Bethany Colburn finally
turns eighteen and Everett Foster is about to confess his love for her. When a
new man arrives in the village of Good Springs, he brings charm Bethany has
never encountered and illness the Land has never known. While the medicinal
power of the gray leaf tree is put to the test and the Colburn family’s
strength is stretched thin, Bethany must learn to protect her true inheritance.
Uncharted Inheritance weaves heartbreak and hope while delivering long-awaited
answers in this suspenseful story of life in a hidden land.
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My review:
This third book in the series offers
a true test of mettle for the people of The Land Uncharted. Just to prove he’s
not nuts more than a desire to regain control of his errant life, a colleague
of outsider Connor Bradshaw, first book hero, Justin Mercer, manages to get to
the mysterious island where he last saw Bradshaw. The Land Uncharted appears
like Brigadoon out of the mist every so often on the equinox.
The youngest Colburn daughter of the
leader of the community of Good Springs, Bethany, is about to reach her
majority. For all of her teen years she’s wanted to know the admiration and
love of a unique man like the outworlder Connor, who married her oldest sister,
the village doctor. When Mercer washes ashore, Bethany wonders if she’s found
her man. It doesn’t take long before Bethany realizes Justin is not like
Connor, who adapted to the quaintness of this strict, faith-based community.
When Justin realizes just what might be involved in staying away from the
carnal pleasures of the near future outside world, he seeks only to return. But
will he take their secret closeted existence and its treasure with him?
It’s never really a question of how
much The Land will be affected by outside influence; the story of whether The
Land’s principles will affect Justin is a question readers can decide. The real
tale, though, is how this pristine community lives out its original moral premise.
The concept of protecting women vs. allowing them to act as a critical asset to
life is explored with an underlying power that subtly defies the delicacy that
is threaded throughout the narrative.
Grow along with Bethany as she
learns the art of adulthood in this lovely story. Readers of gentle Christian
fantasy fiction will enjoy this addition to The Land Uncharted series. I know,
it’s supposed to be a trilogy, but we can convince the author to write more,
can’t we?
About the Author:
Keely is a bass guitarist and lives
on a hilltop south of Nashville. When she isn’t writing stories or playing
bass, Keely enjoys dancing, having coffee with friends, and sifting through
vintage books at antique stores.
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