I could not fathom how he managed to do what he did.
In this book, my toleration for him went down very low and never really climbed back up.
As for Orrin-I didn’t love him in book one, but I liked him well enough. Brooks was always a hoot, but Mary makes him a hoot and a half, and Alice adds another half! Darius is just as fun as before (although there were a couple letters where I just wanted to *strangle* him, or at least shake him thoroughly) and Lissie was nicely herself-I had a quiet chuckle at her expense when she started lecturing and let her imagination run away with her like in the first book. Once again, I was drawn into the epistolary style of the book-it’s so well done! I enjoyed the sweet, family-centred, slice of life feel of the book (well, for most of it) and all the gentle comedy. I was very happy to hear there was a sequel to Wetherholt and this was the perfect wrap-up! This book is set about 2 or 3 years after but picks up right where it left off in plot and feel, minus L & D being married and having a pair of adorable twins.
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