To the Farthest Shores, (Paperback)

This book was hard to put down. I found that when I did actually put it down, I couldn't stop thinking about the story, and wondering what was going to happen next. To the Farthest Shores is unique in so many ways. The two main characters know and love each other before we even enter the scene. This book touches on a story many loved ones have had to live through. It's not rare that our brave men and women get called out on missions with no notice, and they don't know if they will ever see their loved ones again. Jenny and Ryan knew they wanted to be together, but war is never predictable. Ryan reappearing after breaking Jenny's heart isn't fun for either of them. Ryan still refusing to answer her questions isn't offering the closure Jenny hoped for. Little does she know, he isn't allowed to tell her. When he comes up with a plan, he has to figure out how to get Jenny on board. With her reputation as one of the toughest nurses it isn't going to be easy. Spending more time together is hard on Jenny, and the past still jumps up to haunt her. Can they forgive and forget before it's too late? I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys Historical Romance. I enjoyed learning more about the pearl industry, and what all goes into creating a pearl. It was also interesting to see the nurse side of things. Working with amputees would be a very unique job, and it was fun to see how Jenny did it. I loved the characters and wasn't ready to say goodbye to them yet. I received a copy of this book from Bethany House publishers in exchange for my honest opinion. All opinions expressed are my own.