Share a book that has a beautiful dedication. I loved the dedication in this book, “To my cowboy husband: You’re retired now, but you’ll always be a cowboy at heart.”
Brody MacKenzie has just become a doctor in 1874 and he has headed west to find his two brothers who have runaway from the orphan train after their parents’ deaths. He finds that they are in a great situation living in an orphanage and school, but that they are obsessed with using their grandfather’s old journal to find a hidden treasure. Will they find it before others that are also hot on the trail?
My thoughts on this novel:
• This was a good clean, western adventure romance. It was a great start to a new series.
• I enjoyed the character of Brodie MacKenzie. I liked that he was a good man who wanted to help his brothers out while also keeping the promise to the doctor that had helped him out.
• Ellie and her brother Josh have been taking care of the two brothers on the ranch. Ellie and Brodie have a romance in the novel that is sweet. The romance is not the focus of the novel and didn’t have much build-up.
• I always love a treasure hunt and I think it made the story more exciting that there was a villain also looking for the treasure.
• There is a sneak peak at the end for Book 2 of this series and it looks great!
Favorite Quote:
“Revenge was the juice that kept his blood flowing.” – What a great description of the villain.
Overall, Whispers of Fortune by Mary Connealy is an entertaining western adventure romance and good start to what looks to be a fascinating new series.
Book Source: Review copy from Bethany House Publishing as part of the Austenprose PR Book Tour. Thank-you! Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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