The Traitor's Wife, (Paperback)

from MaryinHB

LOVED IT Originally titled, The Wolves of Andover, The Traitor's Wife is a prequel to The Heretic's Daughter. The new title is more befitting since the wolves are a minor detail throughout the story. This is the story of Martha Allen and her romance with Thomas Carrier during colonial times in th...

from twileteyes

I enjoyed this book quite a bit. Kent did an excellent job of creating realistic tension between Martha and her cousin; while it was unfair treatment, the way Patience acted towards Marth was probably quite common back then, as it is still a little common today. I liked the development of the Tho...

from

I fell in love with Heretic's Daughter so much that I immediately started reading the prequel, even though the emotional heaviness of book one still weighed on my mind. The emotional tone of this second novel is lighter, even though the reader knows the ultimate tragic fate for Martha. The themes...

from jo-jo

In The Traitor's Wife, Kent takes us back even further in history than she did in The Heretic's Daughter. We are taken back to 1649 England in an effort to help us understand why Thomas Carrier fled from that country and tried to live as secretly as possible when arriving in America. Martha Allen...

from astults

Originally published under The Wolves of Andover, The Traitor's Wife is a prequel of sorts to The Heretic's Daughter as some of the characters are in both books. Though I heard a lot of good things about The Heretic's Daughter, I never got around to reading it. I'll definitely make the time now. ...