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To Honor and Trust
Written by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller
Narrated by Kate Forbes
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
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About this audiobook
To the delight of listeners everywhere, best-selling authors Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller have teamed up to craft compelling inspirational tales. Here, as governess Callie DeBoyer arrives at Bridal Veil Island with her employers, she faces a difficult decision. Her missionary parents are desperate to have her join them in Africa, but Callie wonders if her thoughts of leaving are because God is calling her - or because she wants to escape her painful personal life.
Author
Tracie Peterson
Tracie Peterson (TraciePeterson.com) is the bestselling author of more than one hundred novels, both historical and contemporary, with nearly six million copies sold. She has won the ACFW Lifetime Achievement Award and the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award. Her avid research resonates in her many bestselling series. Tracie and her family make their home in Montana.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5To Have and To Hold (Book 1 Bridal Veil Series)Traci Peterson- Judith McCoy MillerBethany House PublishersChristian Historical RomanceSept 20115 StarsTracie Peterson along with Judith McCoy Miller is a favorite of mine when It comes to a series and when I seen this new series Bridal Veil starting I knew I had to read it. For one thing I enjoy books that take place in the south either during or just after the Civil War era, so this fit the bill perfectly.When Audrey Cunningham’s father Boyd makes a suggestion that they move back south to Bridal Veil, the plantation he grew up in, she hated to leave Pennsylvania and her job. She did agree however hoping that her father would stay off the alcohol once he was back south. But all is not as it seems , They are about to lose their home to back taxes that had never been paid, part of the plantation has been sold to build a resort on, leaving them the home and 20 acres. When her ex boss Mr. Marley from Pennsylvania as the investor and Marshall a top contractor from up north, Audrey has her hands full with hired help and Aunt Thora who wants nothing to do with the Yankee’s. With someone trying to sabotage the worksite, Boyd Cunningham near death and Audrey trying to keep up with construction workers boarding at the home things get a little harried at times.I found this book to be quite interesting once I got into it. It was slower to me at the beginning but them picked up the pace. I got a little irritated at Audrey at first when she seem to jump to conclusions about Marshall. Knowing his father was an alcoholic and all of his sons like him, she just assumed without knowing that Marshall drank also .I liked Aunt Thora even though she was not really a relative, her mind was still fighting the war and she was going to run the Yankees back home even if it took a shotgun to do it. I really got into the characters in the book and even the secondary characters add to the plot. With intrigue and romance, tension and a renewal of one’s faith. I feel this is a great start to a new series by these great authors.I received this complimentary copy from Bethany House through their bloggers review program. A positive review was not required and all opinions expressed her are strictly my own.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5To Honor and Trust is the third novel in the Bridal Veil Island series by co-authors Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller. The novel, set on the fictional Georgia Sea Island of Bridal Veil in the winter of 1913, can be read as a standalone.Callie DeBoyer is a young tutor to the wealthy Bridgeport family that winters at the resort on Bridal Veil Island. Her heart broken by an unfaithful and deceitful fiance, she has vowed to never marry, but devote herself to where God wants her. That question, however, has not been answered yet. She is torn between her current position, returning to teaching in Chicago or joining her parents at their mission in Africa. Wesley Townsend’s family is pressuring him to join the family business and settle down with a wife. Reluctant to do either, he is also unsure of where his future lies. When the two meet, there is instant attraction, but through a series of misunderstandings and purposeful omissions, their future together is far from certain.To Honor And Trust is a sweet, yet predictable romance. The setting of a resort on the order of Jekyll Island is interesting, but not as prominent as in the first two books. The characters are likable even in their indecisiveness. I especially like the character of Maude, and was a bit disappointed by her treatment in the end. Without giving anything away, I had hoped she would be redeemed by the authors. Not my favorite of the three novels in the series, it will, nevertheless, appeal to those who like romances with historical settings.(Thanks to Bethany House for a copy of this book for review. The opinions expressed are mine alone.)
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Where I got the book: review copy from the Historical Novel Society. This review first appeared on the HNS website.This inspirational romance is aimed at a conservative Christian readership who appreciates a gentle love story with few surprises and a strong emphasis, on the part of the protagonists, on following God’s will in their lives. It is set on the fictional Bridal Veil resort island in Georgia in 1913, and although there are some references to current events, the romantic and spiritual elements, rather than the historical setting, take center stage.Callie is a governess trying to choose between several options for her life, including continuing in her privileged position as a tutor who is treated like a family friend or joining her parents in Africa as a missionary. Wesley is the son of a wealthy family unsure of his own path through life, to the point that he is willing to work as a golf pro for the winter season—thus paving the way for Callie’s misunderstanding of his identity.An insubstantial plot is contrived to throw obstacles in the path of true love, but the plot lines are too predictable to offer much entertainment. At times the action looks promising—a mysterious nanny and a family argument near the end of the novel spring to mind—but these developments fall flat due to the characters’ tendency to do the right thing and conform to a worldview that has more to do with pious hope than reality. Overall, an unexciting read.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5TO HONOR AND TO TRUST by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller is an interesting inspirational historical romance set in 1913 Bridal Veil Island, Georgia. #3 in the "Bridal Veil Island" series,but can be read as a stand alone. See,"To Have and To Hold",and "To Love and Cherish". I have not read the other two in this series,but had no troubles following the storyline. Follow Callie Deboyer and Wesley Townsend on a journey of love,secrets,and betrayal. Callie,governess to the Bridgeport family on Bridal Veil Island Resort where she comes to care for Wesley Townsend,has secrets of his own. Callie is instigated in a theft ring,she considers going to join her parents on the Missionary Field in Africa. Wesley,is giving golf lessons to young Thomas Bridgeport but his secrets could destroy his and Callie's budding romance. Filled with faith,healing,forgiveness,hope,deceit,and love. The characters jump off the pages,as the storyline becomes clear. With a twist or two you will not see coming. These two ladies are superb storytellers. RATING: 4HEAT RATING: SWEETREVIEWED BY: AprilR, My Book Addiction Reviews