The lead characters are vibrant and memorable - as much for their heart and faith journeys as their strengths and likable natures.
From the immersive look at the back country and 1920s attractions of Yosemite to the quirks and endearing traits of the characters, Where the Fire Falls provides a charming and appealing story from start to finish. Now he’s faced with the choice of becoming a National Parks Ranger, but is it his true calling?Īs Clark helps open Olivia’s eyes to the wonders of Yosemite, she discovers the people are as vital to the park’s story as its vistas– a revelation that may bring her charade to an end.Īuthor Karen Barnett captures the spirit of the era and the enormity and beauty of the setting in this romantic adventure story of an artist unaware of her own beauty and worth. When she lands a lucrative contract painting illustrations of Yosemite National Park for a travel magazine including its nightly one-of-a-kind Firefall event, she hopes the money will lift Olivia and her sisters out of poverty.Īfter false accusations cost him everything, former minister Clark Johnson has found purpose as a backcountry guide in this natural cathedral of granite and trees. Watercolorist Olivia Rutherford fashioned her image as an avant-garde artist to appeal to the region’s wealthy art-collectors. Stunning Yosemite National Park sets the stage for this late 1920s historical romance with mystery, adventure, heart, and a sense of the place John Muir described as “pervaded with divine light.”
It is a fantastic adventure-romance-mystery story with characters who will tug at your heart and make you laugh! While this is the second in a series, it is a stand along because it’s only related in National Park setting and era. I’m delighted to feature a review today of Where the Fire Falls by Karen Barnett.
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