Surrender the Dawn by MaryLu Tyndall
Book 3 of the Surrender to Destiny Series

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When the War of 1812 robs Cassandra Channing of her father and brothers, she must find a way to support her mother and younger siblings without being forced to marry a man she does not love. Determined to remain independent, she hires a privateer, captained by the town rogue.
Tortured by guilt over his parents' death. Luke Heaton spends his time drinking and gambling. when Cassandra offers him enough money to fix up his ship, he sees an opportunity to redeem his reputation and help the lady he has loved from afar. Things go well until the British blackmail him into selling supplies to their ships. Still Luke cannot allow Cassandra's family to be tossed on the streets.
When Cassandra begins to suspect Luke's nefarious activities, she is heartbroken. Hoping to prove her suspicions wrong, she sets out to catch him in the act. But what she doesn't expect is to get caught up in a massive British invasion...and one of the most decisive battles of the war where lives, liberty, and the future of a nation are at stake.

A PENNY FOR MY THOUGHTS?
Another great adventure from Captain MaryLu Tyndall! This story captures a lot in it. The part of women having the right to do business, forbidden love, and the tug of loyalty between family and Country. Which one should come first? And how much can one handle before the other breaks?
Cassandra is deperate to get a privateer going, but no one will let her go into buisness with them. Thinking she would 'jinx' their ship. The only person as desperate as Cassandra was, was Luke...Who needed the money to make sure his brother wouldn't be turned out on the streets. The only glitch was...Cassandra insisted that he be sober on board ship...Was he that desperate?
Until his brother is kidnapped by the Redcoats, causing him to be a traitor to his country and to Cassandra.
I LOVE THIS story, and I highly recomend this book to anyone, and everyone!




To the FTC and whomever else it may concern, I received this book by MaryLu Tyndall. In return, I have promised to review the book but have been given the freedom by MaryLu to give my honest opinions whether they be positive or negative.

Hey Y'all,
This is one of the best books yet! I always enjoy reading Elizabeth's books, because of the fact they are based in my great city of Atlanta!!! (Best place on earth btw) And they christian undertones that they always have.
Perri, now this girl has it all, money, servants, parents that adore her, and friends that worship her. That is until her father suddenly dies...Leaving their mom to find work, and eventually Perri as well.
One day, Perri's mom makes her meet a girl at the train station names Mary Dobbs coming in from Chicago to Stay with her aunt for the year, that way she could get a decent education...And her first impression is that she a a poor girl who is in need of charity...Little did she know she was looking at her best friend.
Mary Dobbs, now this girl is opposite of Perri in every way...Her hair is long, she doesn't have designer clothes, and she's wanting to become a preacher's wife that lives day to day wondering where their next meal is going to come from...that is until she gets a taste of the 'high life'.
If you pick up The Sweetest Thing, you are going to be transported in time to the depression Era, and follow these two young girls the the trials of being teenagers in the 1930's!!!