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Keta lives in the Midwest portion of the country on six acres of beautiful woodland. Here, she communes with nature; eagles, owls and loons (the winged version). There's a lovely environmental lake on her property named after a famous Native American chief, and the locals insist burial grounds from 150 years ago exist in her woods. Hmm. Maybe it's not always the wind she hears howling at night.
When Keta isn't writing she loves to read and garden and spends far too much time at the local animal shelter trying to wrangle a way to adopt them all. Two years ago she adopted Emma LaPounce, a mid-life feline who was in crisis when her long-time owners moved out of town, took their furniture but left her behind.
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Reviewed by Anne Boling for Readers' Favorite
This setting is Georgia, 1856.
Cain and Olivia Breedlove buried their father a couple of weeks earlier. At the reading of the will a stipulation is placed on Olivia. She must marry within six months to a man of upstanding character and financially well off or depend on her brother to dole out an allowance. How can she find a husband? She wants one that will satisfy her needs both mentally, romantically and financially. The one she wants, the one she is in love with, only thinks of her as a friend.
Morgan Gatewood, a friend of Cain’s has been in love with Olivia for years. Her father warned him to stay away from her because He would not make not fit husband material for his daughter.
Olivia has a scheme to bring Morgan to his senses. She asks Morgan to take her to L’ Amour Immortelles so she could pick a husband based on his expertise. Cain and Morgan try and talk her out of it. She is determined. She doesn’t know Morgan is the owner of the brothel.
A murderer is on the loose. He kills ladies of the evening and leaves behind a black rose. Morgan attempts to keep Olivia safe.
This is an excellent, well written historical romance. This book does have graphic scenes and adult language.
