In Tracie Peterson's tale of love and suspense, 24-yearold Cassandra works for a wealthy Philadelphia widow who treats her with grandmotherly kindness. But Cassie's 1857 life takes an unexpected turn when a Boston investigator asks her to pretend they're courting so he can get closer to a murder suspect-her employer's own son. ". alive with amazing characters, memorable scenes ."-Romantic Times
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"Tracie Peterson is one of my favorite authors and this series doesn't disappoint - especially since my mom was able to snag the author's signature on each one! Aside from the autograph, Tracie depicts a whole time-line of characters through the books to teach lessons from life. Her sense of what a woman needs to hear about trusting God and being a virtuous lady is uncanny and she delivers in a completely unpretentious way. I highly recommend."
— Mandy (5 out of 5 stars)
“Peterson has the golden touch! This third book in her Lady of Liberty series comes alive with amazing characters, memorable scenes, and the lesson that having faith makes anything possible.”
— RT Book Reviews“Strong elements of faith and courage stand out in this inspirational romance novel...Narrator Barbara Caruso gives an outstanding performance, clearly depicting each character with an appropriate voice. This is a fascinating story to hear on audio—difficult to put aside until one learns how it all turns out.”
— AudioFile" I really loved this book. It had so much more action and drama compared to the other books. I really thought tha this one was the best one out of the whole trilogy. "
— Hannah, 2/12/2014" Love these books! They are so good! This one had a little suspense to boot! "
— Rhonda, 2/11/2014" Since I had enjoyed the first two books of this series I was really looking forward to the third. However, I was disappointed. The whole premise of the book is a pretend courtship, but the characters were starting a courtship before they even agreed to the pretend one. I would definitely not recommend reading this book after reading Denise Hunter's "A Convenient Groom" where she effectively pulls off a similar story line. "
— Jenni, 2/10/2014" A sweet, predictable story set in Phili. I don't know if I was supposed to read book #1 & 2, but I enjoyed this one regardless! "
— Laura, 2/4/2014" Women are terrible at pretending to be in love!!! they fall fast and furious :). "
— Larik, 1/18/2014" Alomost better than the first in the series! I'm not reading them in order, because they don't really relate at all. "
— Ally, 1/15/2014" This is a great novel! "
— Sara, 1/10/2014" The best of the "Ladies of Liberty" series. "
— Pattiwan, 1/3/2014" I loved this book! Actually it took me the first three or four chapters to get into the book, but after that it was great. I think it is the best of the three books in this series. I hope she writes another one just as good:) "
— Cynthia, 12/12/2013" The best of the "Ladies of Liberty" series. "
— Highland-dreamer, 11/27/2013" I liked this one the best out of the three novels. "
— Haley, 11/26/2013Tracie Peterson is the award-winning author of over one hundred books. She was awarded a Career Achievement Award from RT Book Reviews in 2007 for inspirational fiction and has won a number of other prestigious awards. She previously managed Barbour Publishing’s Heartsong Presents book line and teaches writing workshops at a variety of conferences every year.
Barbara Caruso, winner of numerous Earphones Awards for narration, is an accomplished actress. A graduate of London’s prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she was a featured player in the Royal Shakespeare Company. She has played starring roles on Broadway and in theaters across the country. She won the Alexander Scourby Reader of the Year Award for her performances of young adult fiction and has more than one hundred audiobook narrations to her credit.
Aimee Lilly is an AudioFile Earphones Award–winning narrator who has been involved in the broadcasting and radio drama field since 1989. She has read audiobooks by many bestselling authors, including Elizabeth George, Janette Oke, and Francine Rivers.