Welcome to Litsy!

Follow up to My Name Is Mary Sutter, about a determined young woman who serves as a doctor during the Civil War. It‘s several years later, and Mary is working in Albany, New York. When a surprise blizzard strikes and two young girls disappear, she doesn‘t rest until they get justice. I don‘t believe there will be a third book, but I‘ll look for others she has written. #serieslove2025

1. Sitting quietly in the morning with a cup of coffee and a book on my phone makes my day. Today that was a little delayed thanks to a power outage, but it‘s all sorted now.
2. The MC of this book is showing, just like in the first book, that she can be compassionate and caring to those in need but won‘t take any 💩from pompous people who try to tell her how to live her life.
#two4tuesday

I thought the initial part of the book was its strength; this is, of course, the part of the book when the blizzard happens. The book does continue with the aftermath of the storm and, though it is interesting to see where things end up, it‘s not the best part of the book. As always, I appreciate the author‘s note at the end. The bulk of the characters in this book were fictional, but some were based on real people. Cont in comments...

Who knew that searching for a priceless manuscript could be so dangerous. Nolan and Ivy were a great team! The chemistry between the two could be felt through-out the story. The author did a great job describing the Alaska scenery without going overboard. I really enjoyed the story and the suspense kept me turning the pages!

I received this book from the publisher for my honest review.

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

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