Brien Brown Ordine dei libri

Set in the early 18th century, the narrative explores the tumultuous struggle for power in America, where England and France vie for dominance over colonies while forming alliances with the Iroquois and Algonquin confederations. It delves into the impact of European colonization on Native American tribes, who fiercely resist land claims amid the devastation caused by foreign diseases and advanced technology. The book highlights the persistent conflicts among tribes and the broader implications of these changes on the continent.

Having left her hometown in the Idaho mountains eight years ago after her sister's tragic death, Assistant District Attorney, Sylvianna Dunlap, returns for a memorial. Her short weekend visit is sidelined, however, when she discovers someone wants her dead. Dealing with old heartbreak, old friends and long distant memories, Sylvie must find out who is after her before it's too late. Lucky for her, local rancher, Duncan Jamison, is more than willing to step in and help an old friend out but between stoking old relationships and trying to get back to her new life in North Carolina, Sylvie must decide who she can trust. Duncan Jamison has secrets and so does the killer. The only question is, will Sylvie and her friends be able to stop who's after her or will she become the next victim?

Set against the backdrop of a devastating fire in colonial West Jersey, the story follows Abigail, who clings to hope despite her husband's presumed death. Her unwavering belief in his survival drives her to confront the challenges and uncertainties of her new reality, exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience in the face of tragedy.