Julie Garwood is a gem of an author and this has been proved by the performance that the author has given in the past many years. Shadow Music and Honor’s Splendour have ample material in them to impress anyone in the process. Jordan Buchanan has played the role of the main character in the series for a long time now.
This is the sixth part of the series so we know what the main character is really capable of and the one thing which she does not stand for is injustice. On this particular occasion, she is not thinking of any such thing because her brother is going to marry her best friend Kate MacKenna. The couple is perfect by all means and the marriage is going to take place very soon.
On the wedding day, a professor of medieval history comes to the party and destroys the entire thing. According to him, there is bad blood between the Buchanan and MacKenna family. The ancestors of these two families became enemies because the Buchanan stole something valuable from MacKenna. Jordan does not believe in all this crap but she needs to find the truth in order to make the wedding a perfect one by all means.
She goes back to Texas for investigation purposes and there she digs out a few old enemies who are going to make sure that she rests in peace. The dynamic voice of Joyce Bean has given the book more precision and accuracy by all means. It is the past that will affect the presentation of the two families and they will eventually wish that they had never tried to look into the family history.
