It is only now on the second reading of this book that I am writing a review. That unforunatly says something about the writing that is contains. The word being forgetable.
This is the story of a serving girl who gets promoted to governess and then marries the lord and is that whisked away from england to america before she can have to much of a difficulty there.
Much of the book is centred on the fact that she is a committed chirstian and tis is what her husband sees in her. That she will be a good wife and mother as well as matching what he se as being what a wife should be.
She has also found a copy of the book of mormon and find it like scripture prefering it above the bible, this is not so important as the moment but I imajing that this will come more to the fore as the saga continues.
This is light reading for lds women who are indoctrinated as to what a woman is supposed to be.
though as far as this light romace style of book goes it is a good one, so I will more than likely get some more as I do like this style when i am not feeling very well

A young governess attracts the attention of the Lord of the Manor and he asks her to become his wife, as a matter of convenience. They go to America to escape the pain of the past and build a future. Eleanore is introduced to a strange new American religion as well. this is a Cinderellla story without the romance.