ISBN 1616381930

Paperback, 304 pages

Published January 4th 2011 by Realms 

 

 

I have the the first two in this series but missed the third one, but I still could follow the plot really well. Oklahoma Territory, 1907 Caroline Frankston lived in Barton Creek with her parents and was unmarried and tired of waiting for the man she loved Matt. He is the brother of her sister-in-law Becky and she had loved him ever since she was small. But Caroline's mother was very hard to get alone with and Matt just could not see her as his mother-in-law. (Bad choice if you really love the girl) but at least that was his excuse just not to Caroline. Caroline had went off and left him and went to college and he didn't like that either, but she had meet some friends there and one of them had wrote her that she should come to Oklahoma City and live with her and go to work at the library where there was a job opening. Maybe she could find a good husband there.
She left and went to live in the big city but had no idea her friends was such party goers, she was so tired every day, she could hardly work, but it didn't seem to bother her friends. She finally had all she could take and went back home to live. Her father was the mayor of Barton Creek and Oklahoma was fixing to become a state. Will she find happiness back at home, and will her mother feel more at home in Barton Creek where she had never liked, she was very unhappy every since her husband had moved her out west away from all the society people?

This book is good as it follows up on the first three books, it mentions all the other charterers in the other books.

This book was sent to me by Strang Communications for my honest reveiw.