A Vision of Lucy

Lucy Fairbanks always seems to be surrounded by trouble; fires, robberies, stampedes, and an accidental shooting are just a few of the misadventures she finds herself involved in when she tries to capture events in the town through her photography in hopes of working for the local newspaper. Throughout A Vision of Lucy by Margaret Brownley, it is apparent that Lucy always has the best intentions in mind, but she can’t seem to overcome being accident-prone. As Lucy attempts to overcome some of the problems she was a part of creating in the town of Rocky Creek, she meets David Wolf and embarks on an opportunity to help him resolve a mystery from his past. Along the way, they find themselves falling in love with one another, even though his ancestry has caused him to be an outcast.

I really enjoyed this book, and I related to the character of Lucy, as it always seems that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong for me. She faces that same problem, but it is apparent through the book that she always has the best intentions. I also liked how the other townspeople were included in the book, and I found myself caring for the characters that live in the town of Rocky Creek.

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