Finding the courage to make unpopular choices
Carrie Turansky’s new Edwardian novel encourages readers to choose faith and love above all When family expectations and societal pressures collide with love and faith, which values will emerge the victor? Award-winning author Carrie Turansky explores this theme in her new book, The Daughter of Highland Hall (Multnomah Books/ October 7, 2014/ISBN: 978-1601424983/$14.99) . Book two in the Edwardian Brides Series, The Daughter of Highland Hall , follows 18-year-old Kate Ramsey on a journey of self-discovery as she travels to London to make her societal debut. Her overbearing aunt insists she secure a marriage proposal from a wealthy, titled man. As Kate begins making the round of balls and garden parties, she attracts the attention of Edward Wellington, who seems to have all the qualifications on her list. Yet, is he the best choice? Will this lifestyle bring her true happiness? Readers who were first introduced to Kate in The Governess of Highland Hall (a 201...