Review: A Turn In the Path
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2012
True to her first love, Beth has written a lovely story of a man returned to his white family after years as a captive of the Indians. He desperately wants to return to his Indian friends, that is until he meets Dimity, his Uncles deaf ward. Can he give up his wild freedom and embrace the ways of a gentleman for her sake? And once smitten, can he win her heart over the security of an interested proper gentleman?Set in 1764 Philadelphia, Beth describes to a tee the life of the gentry of the time. In doing so, she sets up the sharp contrast between the more civilized cities and the wilds of the mountians she so loves. All the while she spins a tale of love that seems almost impossible, but that won't be denied. The characters are so real, their feelings as true today as then. Thourghly enchanting story.