T. Davis Bunn

Isabella Bunn

History comes to life in a captivating story of a young American women in the Court of St. James. Heirs of Acadia book 1.

Solitary Envoy, The

Jeni Enjaian

A review from my old blog...

For me this book got off to a rough start. I couldn't really get into the book and feel like the Bunns could have left the beginning part out and referred to it as a memory or spent less time establishing Erica's natural accounting ability.

I almost threw in the towel and let my opinion of the book go down the tube but after a brief break where I read four other books I picked the book back up and got caught into the much stronger main plot of the story that began about a third of way into the book.

While I wouldn't purchase this book or add other books by T. Davis Bunn to my list I won't mind reading the books that are already on my list.

Solitary Envoy, The

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