Loraine N. (momrain) reviewed The Headmistress of Rosemere (Whispers on the Moors, Bk 2) on + 205 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I really enjoyed getting to know Patience and William as well as watching their story unfold. The action happened right away and kept the storyline hopping throughout.
I liked Patience right from the start. She is strong and kind-hearted. She has had to step up and take control of things after her father passes away. While she does get frustrated with those around her who are oblivious to what she is going through or what strength of character it has taken for her to thrive during this time, she is also careful to mask those frustrations in order keep things running smoothly. This selflessness on her part really appealed to me. Consequently, this is what made William so appealing to me as well. He sees all of those traits in Patience that everyone else is blind to and it is those same traits that he begins to fall in love with. He is definitely flawed, but with the love of God, Patience and a special little girl, he begins to find his way onto the right path.
I liked Patience right from the start. She is strong and kind-hearted. She has had to step up and take control of things after her father passes away. While she does get frustrated with those around her who are oblivious to what she is going through or what strength of character it has taken for her to thrive during this time, she is also careful to mask those frustrations in order keep things running smoothly. This selflessness on her part really appealed to me. Consequently, this is what made William so appealing to me as well. He sees all of those traits in Patience that everyone else is blind to and it is those same traits that he begins to fall in love with. He is definitely flawed, but with the love of God, Patience and a special little girl, he begins to find his way onto the right path.
