Olivia, Mourning

Slow, descriptive start but exciting middle and great cliffhanger ending.

Couldn’t put it down, drew me in and held my attention . Wasn’t expecting some of the horrific events that occurred. Have to see if there are any silver lining to it for all of them. Next book please!

This is a disgusting book. What kind of pervert would write this!!!

Love this book & the way it was written, wish I could read the next one in this series.⭐️⭐️⭐️

Very interesting book and keep your interest until the end

Outstanding, never wanted it to end, I felt part of it and the strength of Olivia, couldn’t put it down and in a minute will be getting book 2. Can’t wait, had there been more than five stars I would had gladly given more!

Unique story & characters, enjoyed very much!

This is a trilogy of this family living in the Detroit area in the mid 1800s when it was still quite wild and forested. I got hooked on the story enough that I'm determined to buy the second and third installments just to find out what happens to these folks. The author is from the area also and appears to be a naturalist in some regard which I also find interesting. More about that as I read the sequels.

If you had more stars I would rate it a 10. The story and characters and plot were well done. I did not like the rape scene, but thank goodness the appropriate action was taken. ,Really excellent all around. I am looking foward, to reading all the books in this series. I live In Michigan, and not far from where the cabin was. I also am not far from the University of Michigan. My Great grandfather was at the University of Michigan, when this time line takes place. He lives on an island, belonging to the Indians. The story goes , he bought the Island from an Indian, for a horse with one eye. I should write my own story. A small world.

This riveting book will leave you searching for the next in the series. The beautiful prose, descriptive passages and well written character development all add up to a first class read.