One of them is Abigail s family in fact they are ones to which have to share a cooking fire with every night. He is set over a certain amount of wagons on the train. He is traveling to Oregon with his two sisters to join his brother their. Her mother wants her to marry someone else with money when they get to Oregon.īen Hewitt got his heart broke years ago when Abigail married someone with a better future than what he could give her.

Abigail does what she can do help anyone. She is a widow traveling with her parents. I wonder who is going to be the focal point for the next book? Is there a thief among them and who is it?Ībigail Black is one of the main characters. Lots of trials, action, characters that I want to see more of. Full of drama, relationships, scriptures and all amid a wagon train to Portland. This set up a new series that I want to read all of it. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are unbiased and my own. I liked the characters, but the repetition of their thoughts and narrative bogged down the pace and made me lose interest.ĭisclosure statement: A complimentary copy of this book was provided from a tour group, publisher, publicist, or author, including NetGalley, OR was borrowed from the library, including OverDrive, OR borrowed from Kindle Unlimited, OR purchased. She constantly thinks about her regret for rejecting Ben and obeying her mother to marry for money, only to discover the cruelty of her husband. Abby seems to know her own mind but feels guilt over her twin brother's death, and punishes herself by bowing to her tyrant mother's demands. His sister Rachel worries about him being hurt by Abby again- and is extremely repetitive on this point. He rehashes over and over again in his mind why she rejected him and how he is over her and needs to avoid her. Ben is one of the leaders of the wagon train, but finds himself distracted by his former love and her family. The characters in this book are strong, but conflicted. I typically enjoy wagon train stories- I love the pioneering spirit of those who crossed the plains in search of new opportunities.

Wagon Train Reunion by Linda Ford