A Haven for Her Heart – Review

A Haven for Her Heart by Susan Anne Mason

Published: October 13, 2020

Genre: Historical

Length: 368 pages

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About the book:

Homeless after being released from a women’s reformatory in 1939
Toronto, Olivia Rosetti is taken in by an angel of mercy, Ruth Bennington. The two discover they share a painful past and together decide to open a maternity home for troubled women.

Despite the success of the home, Olivia is haunted by her inhumane treatment at the reformatory and the way her newborn son was taken from her. She feels undeserving of love–until she meets businessman Darius Reed. Although his attention makes her heart soar, he can never learn of her past.
Greek widower Darius Reed is determined to protect his daughter from the prejudice that killed her mother. He’ll ensure her future by marrying a woman from a respected Toronto family. But when Darius meets Olivia, he’s immediately drawn to her beauty and compassion.

Can love prove stronger than prejudice and past mistakes? Or will Olivia’s secrets destroy any chance at a future together?

My review:

This was a really good book! I loved the themes of forgiveness, hope, and second chances. Susan Anne Mason tackled a tough topic here and I think she did a great job with it! I can’t wait to see what is in store for this series!!

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