The most difficult aspect of reviewing Phoebe Conn's Wild Legacy was choosing a rating. This book is one of four chronicling the trials and tribulations of a diverse, extended family living in North America from the 1760's through the 1780's. It may be for some of you, too. Wild Legacy is set on the Barclays' tobacco plantation, near Williamsburg.
Political correctness abounds.
Hunter's two sons, Christian and Falcon, grew up side by side with the Barclay children. All are very close friends. Additionally, family diversity creates interesting talk around the dining room table, where many scenes occur, or at least begin. The focus of Wild Legacy is the lives and loves of the daughters of Arielle and Byron Barclay, Belle and Dominique. The book opens with a very drunken Falcon, Belle's cousin, sneaking into the house at night.