Happy Monday!
The purpose of memorable Monday is to showcase a book that you’ve read in the past and share how/why it has stuck with you.
This week I’m featuring:
I love Colonial and Revolutionary War fiction. So it was no surprise that I loved this one. I knew that I had to have a copy on my keeper shelf. I had read this right after I had binge watched all of Turn: Washington’s Spies and had listened to the audiobook of Washington’s Spies by Alexander Rose (great book if you love history. So much detail.). Fun fact: I actually wrote an endorsement for this book!
About the book:
During the American Revolution, Aurinda Whitney lives with her cold and calloused father, an embittered veteran of the previous war. Aurinda’s life changed forever when her father returned for her after that war, taking her away from the only place she’d ever experienced affection. Since her father blamed Aurinda for the death of his wife in childbirth, Aurinda is convinced she is unworthy of love.
Zadok Wooding believes he is a failure as he tends the smithy at home while others go to battle against the British. Just when he has an opportunity to become a hero, he is blinded in an accident. Now he fears he will never live up to the Biblical “mighty man of valor” for whom he was named.
When the couple meet, they are both challenged to overcome adversity as well as their inadequacies. Unexpected secrets of their past emerge that can change their lives forever. But can they look past their present circumstances to heal—and find love?
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All The Bookish Adventures 
I need to read that one!
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