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A Different View of the Aftermath of the Civil War
Both Cara and Dake Reed were well-developed characters. It was interesting to see a Southerner, who had fought on the Union side, return to his former plantation. It was not surprising to see the rancor his former friends still felt towards Dake. Reed's return precipitated a string of tragic events that would lead to his being accused of murder.
We know he could not be guilty because Dake had proven himself to be a man of integrity; he accepted the responsibility for carrying a newborn to the dying mother's family in Alabama. He was willing to spend money for hotels, food and travel expenses to carry the baby ? plus he employed Cara to help him take care of the child.
The first pages after Dake brings the baby to Cara James? house were almost comical; neither had a clue what to do to care for a just-born child. Neither was interested in being the one left with the baby while the other one took care of the business of getting ready to leave.
Things settled down quickly after Cara went to her neighbor's home and got instructions and supplies. It didn't take long for Cara and Dake to see that they would have a difficult time giving up the child. Dake had a harder time adjusting to Cara. She avoided wearing shoes, was always late and rather messy. On the other hand, Dake was a model example of the discipline the Army engendered in soldiers: On time, neat in dress and careful in keeping his goods in top shape.
This is a story that takes hold of the reader without flash or fanfare. There's a bit of a mystery along with the romance. The sheriff was an interesting character because he was given the position by the Union soldiers that controlled the area because he wasn't for the war (at all). He had a difficult time negotiating the troubled feelings of the inhabitants and the murder.
Maie
Jul 12, 2012
Exciting
Best book I ever read. Hooked on Jill Marie Landis' books. Quite a talent.
