This is another stand-alone novel in the American Wonders series. Regina Scott has written another compelling story full of adventure and historical facts.
Cora Baxter is an independent woman in 1893. Although her mother disapproves, she is a suffragette, trying to win the vote for women. In doing so, she is determined to climb Mount Rainer, with the hope the publicity will show the world what an average woman can accomplish.
Nathan Hardee has turned his back on society. He is a mountain guide who at first is reluctant to take Cora up to the summit.
I enjoyed Cora's stepfather, Stephen Winston, and her friend Mimi. Good characters. Miss Scott's descriptions make you want to seek the the views most glorious.
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the publisher. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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