Review: Hunter's Ridge Book I
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
This is a great addition to Lucy and Louise's journey into submission as child-brides. Though technically book one of  Hunter's Ridge, it leaves off where Women of Wintercrest ends.  While on the train to Lucas's home, Lucas, Lucy and Miss Molly meet Stefan, Emmie and Miss Bertha. They quickly discover that they share the same kind of relationships and become fast friends. Miss Molly finds the support and encouragement she needs as a new nanny, in Miss Bertha. Lucy is very afraid and anxious in her new role and absorbs all she can from Emmie's advice and actions. Lucy and Emmie suffer from and thrive on harsh punishments and the constant care and understanding of the adults around them is comforting to them and me as the reader. I loved all the silent communication that went on between all the adults to be sure the little ones were safe in all instances. I also loved the character of Mr. Brannon, his understanding of and response to Lucy was delightful.