A Necessary Deception
by Laurie Alice Eakes is the first of the Daughters of Bainbridge
House series. I definitely see potential for future stories that
focus on Lydia's younger sisters. I loved all the plot twists in
this story. The suspense kept the plot moving and I was unsure of the
blackmailer's identity until almost the end. The one character that
seemed out of place was Barbara. Although she accompanied Lydia
occasionally for the sake of Lydia's reputation, Barbara seemed flat
and unnecessary as there were plenty of times that Lydia went out
alone or unaccompanied while spending time with Christian. Overall, I
enjoyed this book and will probably read it again in a few years. I
recommend A Necessary Deception to
fans of historical Christian romances.
Available
October 2011 at your favorite bookseller from Revell, a division of
Baker Publishing Group.
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