Charlotte: Heart of Hope

Teenage Charlotte Campbell was happy enough living on the Indiana frontier, in spite of her family's simple, meager lifestyle. But it's 1814, and war is raging. Fearing for their daughter's safety, Charlotte's parents send her east to stay with her aunt and uncle in Baltimore. But Charlotte isn't safe there, either. Not only are British ships threatening the city, but her uncle's mysterious midnight meetings begin to lead Charlotte to believe there may be a traitor in her own family. This book had pretty much everything in it: mystery, suspense, action, and of course, romance (Charlotte falls in love with Matthew, the grandson of Katherine, the main character in book one). I highly reccomend this series if you are able to find it, and you enjoy historical romances.

I recently checked out this book in the library. I had never heard of the series, but I figured I would give it a try. Well I am so glad I did because I absoulutly feel in love with it. This book is definitely one of my favorite books I've ever read. I can't wait to read the other ones in the series. READ IT!

I didn't think that this book could be as good as the first one in the seriesbut it was. This is a book about a girl who is sent to Baltimore to stay wih her aunt and uncle and cousin who don't pay any attention to her.

This was my favorite book in the Hearts and Dreams series!I guess its because i am alot like Charlotte, i think and describe people the same way she does!I care and wonder how people feel! I think thats what the character Charlotte was like or how Ms dokey decsribed her!I loved the character Mathew he seems shy and full of little life untill he sets his mind to something!

I think truthfully that ,that was one of the very best books i've ever read I really enjoyed the suspense and her courage .Also the part where she told Nathaniel who she was,was just great. Sincerely,Elizabeth Darville