Morning's Refrain

I was unsure if I would enjoy the second book Morning's Refrain by Tracie Peterson in the series Song of Alaska because of the negative reviews that I read on this book. But since I had read the first book and enjoyed it, I decided to go ahead and purchase it and read it. Well, I am glad I did because I did enjoy it and look forward to the third book coming out soon. This story takes place 18 years after the first book ends and is about Dalton Lindquist, the son of Lydia Lindquist. He desires to learn more about his past and who his family was before his mother came to Alaska to live. After much soul searching, he decides to leave Alaska for a time and go back to Kansas City with his Aunt Evie to search out the many dark family secrets. The book, of course, also, has a romantic side to it with Dalton falling in love with a woman named Phoebe.

I was waiting for book 2 which is Morning's Refrain to come out and now I can't wait to read book 3. Tracie Peterson never dissapoints. I enjoy the 1800's. Even though there were hard times it was simpler times. In each of her stories her characters persevere, overcome and love. In my relationship with Jesus, I persevere, overcome and love. Jesus is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. In the 1800's Jesus wanted to see how people overcame trials and in 2010 the same. She is an amazing writer. I would like to see her books become movies. I enjoyed reading the first 2 in this serious.

I have really enjoyed reading this series so far. I cannot wait until August for the next one.

Tracie Peterson is one of the authors that my wife loves to read and I have yet to See one of her books that she didn't like and I know that she loved the book from the smile on her face.

Another excellent book from Tracie Peterson. I wait for her "series" in particular as you always have something more to look forward to at books end. I feel she has great descriptive qualities of both characters and the scenic wonders surrounding the characters in this good read about romance in early Alaska. I felt this book sort of got boring toward the middle and had to urge myself to continue but I knew I would have a third in the series to look forward to. There is both romance and action in this book and characters you won't forget. I suggest this book to any non-stop reader as I am.