A thrilling tale of two women longing to follow God’s leading, make the most of second chances, and find true love at last
Virginia, 1864
Therese Jennings cannot abide the thought of owning slaves. When her widowed mother inherits a plantation, Therese flees to Civil War Richmond, where she works as a governess by day and tends to wounded soldiers at night. But when trouble befalls her family, can she reconcile her obligations with her beliefs? And will love—whether with an old beau or a handsome new suitor—ever fit in her broken world?
Virginia, present day
Nicole Talbot’s life is back on track after years of substance abuse. Home from college for the summer, she’s finally ready to share a shocking secret, one that raises new questions about a traumatic childhood experience. But when facts she uncovers cast doubt on her family’s legacy, she must risk all that she’s gained—her fresh start, her family’s trust, and her growing relationship with a new man—to unlock the secrets of the past.
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Mindy Starns Clark is the bestselling
author of more than 20 books, both fiction and nonfiction, with over a million
copies sold. Mindy and her husband, John, have two adult children and live in
Pennsylvania. **||** Leslie Gould, a former magazine editor, is the author of
numerous novels, including "Beyond the Blue" and "Garden of
Dreams." She received her master of fine arts degree from Portland State
University and lives in Oregon with her husband, Peter, and their four
children.
Margie’s
Comments:
My
Daughter’s Legacy by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould
is an excellent book! I loved the story, the characters, and the unique style
of the writing. As the story went back and forth between the historical and
contemporary settings, I couldn’t tell which author wrote what. This is truly a
good writing duo. While moving back and forth between the two stories is
confusing to some readers, I have always enjoyed the stories even more. This
book did not disappoint. I highly recommend My
Daughter’s Legacy.
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