Heart of Glass

A Novel

De: Jill Marie Landis

Narrado por: Renee Raudman, Reneé Raudman

Kate Keene’s childhood memories compel her to take her newly-acquired architectural skills to a dilapidated Louisiana mansion. But when she returns to the Reconstruction-era South, she’s shocked to discover the man she’s dreamed of for so long has become a bitter, angry recluse.

Colin Delany, the handsome older brother of her best friend, has lost all he once held dear, with no hope of ever restoring the Belle Fleuve mansion and plantation. Filled with spunk and determination, Kate feels it’s her duty to help, so when Colin demands she roll up her drawings and get out, she refuses.

And when Colin forces Kate to promise his dying sister they will care for his niece and nephew, she complies. Having been orphaned herself, Kate realizes she must put the children’s welfare above her own, even if it means a marriage of convenience.

But will Colin’s hovering darkness ever lift? And can Kate’s persistent love and faith transform their uncertain future?

Book three in the Irish Angel series explores the hope of a reflection of love in a heart of glass.

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great series

Loved the series, but I wish Jill Marie Landis would wrap up the series with book 4. The story of the 4th sister.

Heart of Glass: Irish Angels book 3

I enjoyed each of the first two in the series and anticipated the conclusion. It was quite different from either of the first two stories. As the story of this third sister unfolds her recollection of her childhood is clear, her childhood has not been marred by the tragedy of the others, yet there were deficiencies as well as blessings.

Once again a story of redemption plays strong in this book. One is the restoration of a home suffering from the effects of the war, another of a man wounded by war and yet another destroyed by wrong choices. You take the sorrow and the joy in this book.

I was disappointed that there was not more in the story about the sisters searching for the final two sisters. You need to wait for the epilogue for what seems to be the connection being tacked on as though suddenly remembering that it had to be included.

If the book had not been part of a series it could stand well on it’s own, as the conclusion of a series, it was a bit of a let down. A good story, a mediocre series finale, and yes, still worth the read.

Great Story- Disappointing End to Series

I actually enjoyed this story in the series the most. My only issue is that there are four sisters and a big part of book 2 was the two sisters meeting. The reunion between the three sisters was rushed. I would like a story about the 4th sister and the reunion of all four sisters.

Good story

This was a good story but they really didn't tie in the other two stories into the book,which I would have liked a little more.