When 15-year-old Tisha Crowder gets caught shoplifting, attorney Nolan Duffy tries to protect her from consequences that could rattle her already troubled life. His daughter, Jillian, feels like she’s the one being punished instead—by having Tisha assigned to work with her on a backlog of genealogy files. Tisha doesn’t seem interested in taking the job seriously, and Jillian’s patience wears thin. Besides, everyone in Canyon Mines knows the Crowder family has experienced generations of brokenness. Then a sliver of hope turns up in long-ago words in plain sight, challenging shrouded assumptions about Tisha’s family. Now Jillian is the one who can walk with Tisha back to 1893 and uncover where everything went wrong in the first place—and save her from the past.
This is the fourth book in this series. It's not necessary to read the first three to read and understand this book. This book continues with Jillian doing research for her genealogy business. Along comes Tisha who got into trouble for shoplifting. Nolan has persuaded Jillian to have Tisha work for her in order to complete community service hours. The problem is that Tisha has no desire to work for Jillian and everything that Jillian has her do is only half done or not done at all. Then Tisha finds something out about her family background. A switch seems to have been turned on for her. Meanwhile Jillian is trying to find time to spend with her boyfriend Drew. We were introduced to him in the last book.
This is a good clean book that has a little bit of mystery.
I was given this book by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in any.
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