The Innkeeper's Daughter

This book was very good and I really enjoyed it, but it just took FOREVER to get to the climax of the story. Lou Kassem still did a very good job of the background history. I would recommend this book only to people who like reading about american history.

The Innkeeper's Daughter was a really really good book to say the least- well, I think. I loved it as much as the Rosie and Raider trilogy, if not more. It was so romantic- that's what I like about historical adventure/romance books...it was simply bliss! I liked it very much and wouldn't it be cool if you could be in Byroney's place? I would recommend this book to all of my friends. I think all of the American Dream's Series books I've read so far were really really good!

Byronney works in her father's inn/tavern along the Wilderness Road during the American Revolution. Byronney hears many secrets at the inn and one secret she hears could mean life or death to the frontier patriots planning to attack the British. Byronney races against time to save her family, friends, and the young man she loves. This was a very good book.