Genevieve Gaillain and her younger sister travel
to America in the early 1700s in search of a husband in The Pelican Bride (Gulf
Coast Chronicles) by Beth White. Once Genevieve meets Tristan Lanier, you can
immediately tell they are meant to be with each other, but Genevieve did not
come to America to just find a husband. She is actually looking to practice her
faith without being persecuted for her beliefs.
I really thought the historical aspects of this
book were great. I didn’t really know anything about this time period, and it
was interesting to read about the relationship between the Native Americans and
French during that time. The characters were likeable, and I was really
interested in reading about them throughout the whole story. The only thing I
had trouble with was keeping all of the names straight in this book. There were
a lot of confusing French and Native American names that I struggled with. But
overall, I really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading the others in
this series.
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