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Bright are the Stars
A Place to Call Home Book #2

by Al & Joanna Lacy


Bright are the stars that shine onto the earth and signal a new beginning. The days of sorrow have passed for The Trail of Tears has finally come to an end. The Cherokee nation is slowing rebuilding their lives in their new home in Indian Territory .

Cherokee Rose and Britt Claiborne's love managed to survive the trials and tribulations that brought them together. Their journey to their new home was filled with sadness but together they endured the pain and suffering that rocked a society and came to discover how such a tragedy can bring two lovers closer together.

Britt being a quarter of Cherokee makes a request to be released from the Army. He wants to put his military training to good use and joins the Cherokee Police force. This position takes him far away from Cherokee Rose into territory that puts his life in constant danger.

Cherokee Rose puts her faith in God as each day she prays for Britt's safe return. She is proud to have such a brave husband to risk his own life for a cause they both believe strongly in preserving.

When a jail break frees a group of renegade Indians the town folks fear for their lives. The group's one purpose is to seek out the one individual they feel is responsible for their imprisonment, Britt Claiborne. They are determined to bring Britt to his knees for his part in their detainment. Will Cherokee Rose's prayers be strong enough to protect the man she loves?

Bright are the Stars shines is a down home heartwarming tale of a family you will grow to love. This book being the second in A Place to Call Home series allows the reader an opportunity to know a third installment is right around the corner. This is the type of story that allows historical events to be viewed in a setting that revolves around characters that will grow close to your heart. This reviewer definitely recommends any history buffs to experience this exciting series. Very highly recommended.

The Book

Multnomah Fiction
October 16, 2006
Paperback
1590525639 / 978-1590525630
Historical Romance
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NOTE: This is the second in A Place to Call Home Series. The first in the series is called Cherokee Rose, look for the third title, The Land of Promise to be at reviewed at MyShelf.com in the coming months ahead.

The Reviewer

Suzie Housley
Reviewed 2007
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