It's not a secret that I'll drop nearly everything in order to read the next Elizabeth Camden book, whether it's historical or contemporary fiction now.
I love that no matter the era, I can expect a deeply intriguing storyline with fascinating details pulled from history and characters who pop off the pages. This next book in the Far and Away series, The Top of the World, delivers exactly that.
With war secrets, complicated family histories, and a military base literally stationed at the top of the world, this book will make you feel the chill of the Arctic north while experiencing the most heartwarming romance.
Book Synopsis
They were perfect together—until powerful forces pulled them apart. Now fate has given them a second chance at the top of the world.
Holly Fermoy fought her way out of poverty to build a successful career in the Air Force. Stationed at a remote Arctic base in northern Greenland, she is focused on her job—and trying to forget the college romance that once lit up her world.
Quentin Chadwick, the privileged son from a powerful political dynasty, never got over the woman who vanished from his life without explanation. When he finally uncovers the truth behind her disappearance, he follows Holly to the edge of the world to make things right.
Under the midnight sun, Holly and Quentin rediscover what once drew them together—but old wounds, buried secrets, and clashing values may tear them apart again.
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Book Thoughts
Ever since I read the preview for this book in Meet Me in Virginia, I've been excitedly awaiting the story between Quentin and Holly. With a romance that has been over twelve years in the making, Elizabeth Camden delivers an action-packed adventure in Greenland filled with a family mystery and an opportunity to right past wrongs. I love that Quentin and Holly are both flawed but willing to grow from their mistakes. Neither aspire to perfection, making them even more relatable. In discovering what it means to fit into the molds that others have created for them, both have to grapple with issues of identity, trust, and loyalty while loving difficult family members.
It's a glimpse behind the scenes for the Chadwick family when appearances and accomplishments—all of which have little meaning for Quentin—clash with Holly's upbringing and status. Amid external schemes and manipulation, their story is about two hearts who are kindred spirits finding themselves in the bleakest of military postings with the elements of nature on full display. Their tender stewardship of God's creation is inspirational and understandable, and I appreciate that this is a facet of Christianity that we get to see. Readers who enjoy riveting history and fleshed out characters who care about the created world will find that this book offers much to explore at The Top of the World.
Book Summary
- Format of book: 📱
- Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
- Recommendation: 👍
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