Review: Under the Starry Skies by Tracie Peterson


 Under the Starry Skies

by Tracie Peterson

   

About the Book


Sensible and independent, Cassandra Barton never anticipated being on her own at thirty-two. But after the death of her father and the marriage of her sister, she's found joy in her work as a seamstress. When a minor accident leaves her incapacitated, she decides to use her time to compile a book of stories about the men working on the Santa Fe Railroad. But worry begins to grow in San Marcial as Mexican revolutionaries set out to destroy the railroad--and put many lives in danger.

With Europe at war and his longtime friend Cassie injured, railroad worker Brandon Dubarko is burdened by his troubles. And when a vengeful man reappears in Brandon's life intent on causing conflict, Brandon must face his past before he can move forward.

As the danger intensifies, Cassie and Brandon must rely on their faith to overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of a brighter future. 

My Thoughts


In Under the Starry Skies, one will find what readers have come to expect from a Tracie Peterson book. An authentic historical setting, a sweet romance, and a gentle faith message.


Cassie is a sparkling heroine. Sweet and caring, her writing aspirations are endearing and her journey to publication will interest readers. Brandon is a solid hero. A little mysterious, readers will learn of his troubled past, and respect him all the more for it. Together, they make a charming couple.


Impending war and the events of historical Santa Fe create an intriguing backdrop for this story. Combined with the unfolding of events in the characters personal lives as they deal with circumstances from their pasts weave a tapestry that inspirational historical fiction fans will appreciate.


If you love sweet romance with accurate depictions of true historical events, then Under the Starry Skies might be the book for you.


I received a complimentary copy of this book from Bethany House through NetGalley. All opinions expressed are my own.

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