Books read Feb 16

Lord Bentley Needs a Bride by Anne Greene
Book starts out with Bentley and he knows he has to find a wife very soon so he as the oldest can take over the estate and the management of it.
His younger brother has sabotaged all that with the rumors going around town.
Book also follows Camille Meriweather who has younger sisters and a father and knows she needs to get out from under her father's care.
Bentley after conversing with Sebastian his friend, take the advice of an aunt with the rules of love and rules of the fan and what is meant by different movements.
He throws a stay over party for several woman as he tries to get to know them. Problem is things go missing, the list of women are NOT the ones that should've been invited and things just get worse.
Love the things they do have in common, God foremost and horses. Then he learns of why he has to marry even sooner than expected and he's not sure she will take him as a spouse when she's courting two other dukes.
Like turmoil in this one as it throws a wrench in the fire.
Other works by the author and her bio at included at the end.
Received this review copy from the author via Bookfun.org and this is my honest opinion.

Life in Chapel Springs (Chapel Springs Series Book 4) by Ane Mulligan
Starts out where Claire and Patsy are going over photos to get painted, plans for the play and lots of other details about the twins weddings.
Bit confusing at the start as there are so many town events going on, in planning stages and being discussed.
Really captivating as to the mysteries and play and other things effecting others, all different age groups. There is so much to this book, easy to enjoy every bit of it.
Love catching up with others I've read about in previous books in this series. Good stand alone also without giving too much away of what happenedprior to this book.
Free review copy from the author after meeting on Bookfun.org and this is my honest opinion.

Map of the Heart by Susan Wiggs

Camille Adams, a photographer and I love hearing about her craft.

The film is Malcolm Finnemore's and he has a very old film strip that he wants digitized. She loves the challenge.

While doing the work the call from ER that her daughter, Julie is there and she's on her way...her doctor husband had died in the water...

Story also follows Finn, history professor in Provence, France who's a volunteer with historic cemetary-chronilogging things left on headstones.

He's looking for his father still when his sister came across the unexposed film of things his dad had taken...

Interesting what draws them together and the link they have...

Love hearing of the locations and all the photography things all the mystery things they find and investigate. 

This book is so much more detailed than the authors other works I've read-like her style but this takes the cake and icing. So much research has gone into this book and story is told in such a nice way.

Conflict with weight and interesting how the grandfather is the one to console his granddaughter from his own experience.

Book goes back in time to her father's parents growing up in France during the war and what they have to do to survive.

Problem for me is going back to the past and then forward to the present and future, several times. Wish it just had started in past and brought us up to date.

Not sure which section I like the best as they are all woven together.

I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).