Veil of Pearls, by MaryLu Tyndall
Reviewed by: Jen Whitney
Genre: Inspirational Historical Romance
Publisher: Barbour
Publication Date: July 2012
MaryLu Tyndall’s newest book, Veil of Pearls, will sweep you away with a tale of love, hope, danger and so much more.
Adalia Winston has landed in Charleston, South Carolina in 1811 as an immigrant and a runaway slave from Barbados. She has lost everything in her life and comes to America hoping for a future and a life of freedom. Not long after arriving, she finds herself employed by a local doctor because of her knowledge of herbal remedies.
Morgan Rutherford, a prominent young man, eyes the young lady and is instantly intrigued and does all he can to get to know her and involve her in his life. Adalia quickly learns that living in his world is a lot harder than she ever imagined and that her past may put them both in trouble. Her heritage and view of slavery may just be the wedge that drives them apart, unless Morgan learns to accept her as she is and turn his back on the family fortune. What will he do and what will happen to Adalia when she is thrown into a very dangerous situation?
I loved this book. I had never read anything from MaryLu Tyndall before, but now I know I have to read more of her books. Everything about this book was fun and entertaining. The twists, the danger, the love – I found myself easily absorbed in the story and it didn’t take me long to finish at all. I loved Adalia. The courage she demonstrated and the fact that she stuck to what she believed is such a great example for us all. I would highly recommend this book to anyone loving a good historical romance.
Rated PG: Clean story that can teach lessons to everyone.
Book provided by the publisher. Thank you!
