Frontier Engagement,
an engaging read by Ms. Regina Scott is part of a series but, does well as a
stand alone. Alexandrina Fosgrove has traveled West to escape the disgrace
suffered from the lies she has lived with her adoptive family. She desires to
find a job as a school teacher but lacks experience.
James Wallin seeks a
school teacher for the small town his family resides in. The problem is it is a
very isolated area and the students are not children but full grown
adolescents. Somehow he convinces
Alexandrina to come and she chooses to because she is desperate to succeed.
Unknown to everyone there already exists opposition; someone is trying to scare
her off. James agrees to escort her to another teaching opportunity; but when
they find themselves alone together in the wilderness he offers to marry Rina
as he has nicknamed Alexandrina to protect her reputation. James has his own
issues but Rina has seen the gentle but strong man he is.
There are many
twists and turns in this delightful sweet read. I enjoyed it enough that I plan
to read the others in the series.
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