I am am reviewing a copy of The Weaver’s Daughter through Thomas Nelson Fiction and Netgalley:
Kate’s bound to her past by her loyalties. Henry’s loyalty make him want to strive for a better future. In this landscape that is torn between tradition and vision can two souls overcome their pre conceived ideas.
For as long as Kate can remember loyalty has been the heart of the Dearborne family but a war is brewing in the small village a war that has the power to rip families apart, including her family. Light is shed on misguided actions showing Kate how deep her Father’s pride and bitterness run making her question whether her loyalty is in the wrong place.
Henry Stockton the heir to the Stockton fortune returns home after three years of fighting in a war seeking Refuge from his haunting memories. Henry is determined to bury the past, he embraces his Grandfather’s plan to modernize the family’s wool mill, ignoring the grumblings from local weavers. When tragedy strikes just a short time after his arrival. Henry finds himself having to sort out truth from suspicion if he is to save his familes legacy.
Henry has been warned about The Stockton Family including Kate but chance meetings keep bringing Kate and Henry together blurring the lines between loyalty, justice and truth. Kate soon finds herself having to make a decision that will not only change her life but the lives of the people in her Village.
I give The Weaver’s Daugher five out of five stars!
