Woman of Sunlight
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After years of isolation on top of Hope Mountain, Ilsa Nordegren may finally be ready to leave. Raised to fear the world, Ilsa and her sisters never planned on coming down, but when the Warden family arrived in need, they had to help. And it may cost them everything. Having made his fortune, Mitch Warden returned home and found the family homestead abandoned. In a land grab, a ruthless cattle baron had forced his family to escape up the mountain, and when he follows, the last thing he expects is to fall smitten to a black-haired woman who dresses like Robin Hood. Warden is intent on helping his family reclaim their land, but doesn't realize the risks his past has brought. Dangerous men have tracked him, and rather than risk innocent lives, he's determined to end the danger. But that means a journey to the city--and when Ilsa insists on joining him, the mismatched pair suddenly find themselves on a venture they'll never forget.
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After starting to fully enjoy staying up on Hope Mountain with Jo and realizing that I was going to prolong my fourth trimester as we all were confined to stay at home in the midst of the Pandemic of 2020, it was a strange struggle to adventure on a train with Ilsa and her newly shotgun wedding husband Mitch as they ventured far far from anywhere she had ever been. She was nervous, I was nervous. She was excited and in love, I was loving having my husband work from home and not have to journey out for homeschool requirements and activities. It was again and interesting parallel much like my experience with [b:Aiming for Love 43838133 Aiming for Love (Brides of Hope Mountain, #1) Mary Connealy https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1552003773l/43838133.SY75.jpg 68221018]. In Woman of Sunlight, I was fascinated by Ilsa, and her character is possibly my favorite of the three sisters. This is a great read and the rest of the trilogy is worth the time as a whole. Highly recommended as always. Thanks to Netgalley and Bethany House Publishers for the blessing of letting me read this story.
