I love a good historical with a strong woman. :)
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*Thanks to Zondervan through CFBA for providing a copy for review.*

I enjoyed the whole series! ( )

NCLA Review -This is the third book in the Sisters of Bethlehem Springs Series by Robin Lee Hatcher. Living in Idaho in 1918, the main character, Daphne McKinley, is a single, wealthy author. Daphne’s deep faith in God helps her rewrite a book to show the whole person rather than only his faults. The historical details in the story are amazing—whoever would remember that in 1918 a Buick needed to be driven up a steep hill backwards in order to avoid flooding the engine? It is an intriguing love story with Christian people working through tempting situations. While the story can stand alone, realizing it is part of a series makes one want to read the first two books to learn more about the families in this well drawn story. Rating: 4 —BE ( )

A MATTER OF CHARACTER by Robin Lee Hatcher is an Inspirational Historical set in St. Louis, Missouri and Bethlehem Springs, Missouri. It is a refreshing, historical with romance, understanding, faith, coming to terms with the truth of a loved one’s life as a young man into adulthood. It is well written with depth and detail. It is the third and last in The Sisters of Bethlehem Springs series, but can be read as a stand alone. The hero has a temper, and is out to find the truth about his grandfather, who has been written into a dime novel, not in the best of light. He is a villain. He learns the truth is not always want you want it to be and what you believe to be true. He also falls in love along the way, with the writter no less. The heroine is a determined, strong willed young women who writes dime novels under a man’s name. She will also find that all is not as it seems and of course falls in love. This is a tender story of faith, romance, and family. If would highly recommend this story. If you have not read the other two in this series, I would also recommend reading them ( Book #1 A Vote of Confidence, and Book #2 Fit To Be Tied). This is a fast paced, page turning must read. A keeper. This book was received for review and details can be found at My Book Addiction and More and Zondervan. ( )