The Tutor's Daughter Book Reviews

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The Tutor's Daughter. The author was able to make me see every place in this book. I had a clear picture of each room, the gardens, cliffs, sea side, etc. I could even hear the ocean, smell the mansion's dampness, or fireplaces or even the food. The characters were so real and believable. The mystery kept me in suspense till the end. And last but not least, the romance was so pure and beautiful. Thank you Julie ☺️

A winner. I enjoy all of Julie Klassen’s books. However, this one is now one of my favorites. I love that Julie weaves in a bit of mystery, without too much suspense. I enjoyed the setting of this book, in Cornwall. And all of the characters came alive. Most of all, I appreciate that Julie wove faith into this book.

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A fantastic historical novel!. Julie Klassen has a gift for writing. I have been impressed with every book she has written so far, and this was no exception. I recently read The Maid of Fairbourne Hall and thought that was it, I'd found my favourite of her books forevermore but now I'm not so sure. I loved this story just as much. Her style is so smooth and seamless, with enough description and depth of both scene and characters to place you right inside the story without bogging you down or distracting you with details. Her settings are always very different than the usual fare most of us have come to expect, and you only think you know what's going to happen by the end of the third chapter. Sometimes that's because you're intentionally left in the dark, but the author gives you clues here, they just don't necessarily lead where you would expect. There are many twists and turns and I was kept guessing and on my toes to figure out exactly what was going on. I love it when I learn about a new area or see a place in a new light while reading a story or when the author delves a little deeper into what life was like way back in another time period. The Tutor's Daughter is set in Regency England in Cornwall in a manor overlooking a village on the coast that regularly chews up and spits out ships and their cargos and crews. I was surprised to learn how the locals reacted to shipwrecks off their rocky shore, but I don't want to spoil the story. This was an fun, engaging read and I would recommend it to any friend. I received this ebook from Bethany House Publishers for an honest review. My opinion is my own. Thank you Bethany House!

best yet. i've read all of Klassens books but this one is her best work yet! well done!!!