CHRISTIAN FICTION

A Treasure Concealed

by Tracie Peterson
Bethany House. (Sapphire Brides, Bk. 1). Mar. 2016. 336p. ISBN 9780764213243. pap. $14.99; ebk. ISBN 9781441265395. CF
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Emily Carver, tired of leading her father's gypsy life in the Montana mining camps, longs for a home of her own. Geologist Caeden Thibault arrives to catalog indigenous materials found in the area. The attraction is mutual, but after the misogynistic violence that Emily has witnessed and Caeden's own family secrets of abuse, the couple will need divine intervention to overcome their issues and find love.
VERDICT Peterson ("Brides of Seattle" series) produces a strong sense of the Wild West in this riveting story of life in the mining camps of 1890s Montana. With absorbing characters, a suspenseful plot, and foreboding tone, this new series is guaranteed to be one of her best.
Reviewed by Christine Sharbrough , Feb 01, 2016
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