Elizabeth Hutchison Bernard is a fantastic author who delivers another compelling story with “The Seaforth Heiress, Lady of the Lost Prophesy.”
Mary Mackenzie is a smart, beautiful and compelling heroine. Her journey into independence and love takes the reader from the British Colony of Barbados to India and then the Scottish Highlands. Along the way, Mary is haunted by a prophecy predicting the demise of the Mackenzie line. Hutchison Bernard crafts a word rich in texture and flavor reflecting the inequality and injustices of the time.
In these worlds, Mary must discover who she is and what she believes in, despite the choices made by her father. Armed with a powerful devotion to her family and lineage, Mary battles the curse which seems determined to destroy them all. I loved traveling with Mary as she uncovers her own power to create a destiny all her own.
This novel is a delight for the senses and the heart.
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Loved this historical based on a true woman and events!
The second book in the Historic Women of the Highlands, this novel follows the eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Seaforth. Mary Mackenzie has always felt the weight of her family on her shoulders and the shadow of a dark prophecy is always front of mind with each tragedy her family suffers. Having lived quite an interesting life, Mary was well read having lived in Barbados and seeing the horrors of slavery, often she was privy to how her father ran things as the British governor. Often having an opinion herself of such government workings, Mary struggled to find a suitor until Sir Samuel Hood comes to her rescue in a situation she had gotten herself into while seeking out medicinal information. But when offered the opportunity of marriage and to head to London for a new life, she struggles in leaving her family behind. They have suffered tragedies and her father is quite frail. With the promise of her father retiring, Lady Hood finds herself in London and then India as her new husband's career with the Royal Navy sends him where they need him. Mary is enjoying this new life even though she often is alone with Samuel gone on missions, this leaves time for Mary's mind to always find it's way back to Brahan Seer and if this dark prophecy will ring true. Mary knows she must go back home, back to where it all started at the Brahan Castle, will she be too late? Based on a true woman and events, this was a fascinating novel. I loved the author's note after the story explaining various truths from the novel. I am looking forward to reading about other Highlands women. Thank you to the author for the complementary novel and fun seer item and to Suzy Approved Book Tours for the tour invite. This review is of my own opinion and accord.
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