Heart of the Frontier: Cherished Mercy (Hardcover)

from Bookslesstravelled

* I received a copy from the publisher for review. This does not affect my review.* While I haven't read the other books in this series, I found it easy to follow along with the events with this one. I wasn't sure I would enjoy this, as I'm picky about this genre. That said, I really enjoyed thi...

from claudia.castenir

Mercy Flanigan was aptly named. Her ability to show mercy to others amazes those around her, but she realizes that when you embrace bitterness and grudges there isn't room for the things you'd rather embrace. A lesson we can all benefit from. Mercy is the youngest of the three Flanigan sisters, a...

from HuberK

The book is good, but it starts off as if it were a part of something else. I would say it's NOT a stand alone book. But, as you read on, it seems to give you all of the main points from the other two books in this series. It's set in 1850s, Oregon frontier. Homesteading and indian massacres are ...

from Mizroady

I have read the 1st book in this series and now this one (the 3rd). They can be read as a standalones. I am waiting on book number 2 now. While a very young girl Mercy Flanagan had lived through the Whitman Massacre. I was in awe that after being part of such a horrific experience and losing her ...

from polarmath

Mercy is doing what she can to survive in Oregon Territory, but soon feels that she must move on. I felt that she was very brave to take on what she did as she goes to help a friend. She has to take on the unknown, but feels that it is better than what she is leaving behind. She must rely on frie...