Woman of Sunlight

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.