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But Britta's other great love is for the violin, and her talent is recognized by Brenton Maltese, a conductor from England. The coveted first-chair position in his orchestra could be hers...but what is the cry of her heart?
At a crossroads, Britta must determine what her heart truly longs for--and if she's willing to fight for it.
scarletmoon7
Posted January 29, 2012
I was speechless after finishing the series. I loved book 1, 2, and 3 was my favorite book. I really wish it didn't end. Tracie Peterson wrote a wonderful romantic story in each one of the books and explained how God is always going to be by your side no matter what happens.
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Posted November 1, 2011
Sometimes coming home is hard, but it's even harder when you return to find the love of your life's wife is delivering a baby that you have to help deliver! When the mother dies in delivery, what's a girl to do when the father is left no where to be found. Like any good person, Britta takes care of the children and when dad comes home to find the shock of his life, a baby he knew nothing about and Britta taking care of the small child. Love is in the air between the two until an old love comes calling for Britta's hand....but who will she follow?
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Posted March 13, 2013
Never mind. I'm sticking with plan A.
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Posted March 13, 2013
Pads in~holly
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Posted March 23, 2013
(Darn.) Ok.
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Posted March 23, 2013
Smiles. C u there. 'Dlarmes'
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Tracie Peterson is a master of historical fiction and this book is a great addition to her library of writing. I read the first book in this series and somehow missed the second book, I was pleased to see that the third book isn't reliant on the previous books but can stand on its on feet if necessary. Much time has passed since the first book, the infant in book one is now a dad with children of his own. Now his younger sister is the main character in this book and she is returning home after being gone on tour with her violin for years. She is trying to figure out what she wants for her future when her future lands in her lap. Can she really reconcile her past with her present and her future. Can it really involve Yuri and his girls or when she fell in love with him at age 7 was it just a crush.
I really liked the conclusion to this series and I thank Tracie Peterson for renewing my faith in historical romance. She is a true master.
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Posted August 23, 2010
Twilight's Serenade by Tracie Peterson is the third book in the Songs of Alaska series. Britta Lindquist has returned home to Sitka, Alaska, after spending six years on tour playing her violin around the world. She has a difficult choice to make: marry Brenton Maltese and accept his invitation to be first chair in a new orchestra in London, or stay home with her large family and try to get over her life-long love for Yuri Belikov. When she arrives home, she quickly finds herself helping Yuri's wife give birth to their second child, but tragedy strikes, and Yuri and Britta find their lives entwined in ways that neither of them ever expected. For the most part, Peterson does a terrific job getting first time readers up to speed on the history, although Lydia's coldness toward Marston was a bit hard to swallow without knowing more about their backstory. Britta is a terrific heroine, fierce in her love, devoted to her family, and with an enormous amount of heart. Peterson throws in a devastating twist that will break readers' hearts. It's a satisfying conclusion to a epic story about the Lindquist family that ends with everyone happily ever after.
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But Britta's other great love is for the violin, and her talent is recognized by Brenton Maltese, a conductor from England. The coveted ...