Summer of the Midnight Sun by Tracie Peterson

Grace Martindale has had her share of hardship in life. This one has three works in total, the first of which is called Treasured Grace and is set in the 1840s Frontier. Let’s start things off with one of Tracie Peterson’s best book series. The most important thing to note about Peterson is that her motto when she writes is always this: For God Alone the Glory. Not only that, Peterson now owns Peterson Ink, which handles book production. Peterson used to write under the pen name Janelle Jamison, but now her name is out there for all to see. She also teaches writing workshops at her home in Montana, where she lives with her husband and their children. She has won numerous awards and is a highly requested speaker. Tracie Peterson and her best books are very much loved within the Christian community. She is now able to reach millions of people worldwide with her books that are based in faith. For Peterson, she always felt this calling to be part of some form of ministry, and she decided that writing will fulfill that mission.

It’s always interesting to find out how different authors got into writing.

She mainly writes historical fiction novels, with some romance threads. Having given her life to God at the age of six, Tracie Peterson is now a best-selling author of over a whopping 110 books. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.Tracie Peterson is a name that is well-known in the Christian book community. I was not required to write a positive review. I requested a copy of this book from NetGalley. The characters were well-developed and I appreciated the deep insight and thoughtful conversations among the staff and friends who felt like family. I was pleasantly surprised by the ending and grateful these two authors chose to step outside the typical conflict to make a better story. Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse created a seamless story that was well told and beautifully expressed. I love that I could not tell which author wrote which part of the book. Since I have not read the rest of the books in this series, I don't know them as well as I would like, but I felt this book was a perfect ending to the series while managing to stand alone. Given an array of viewpoints throughout the story allows the reader to see different aspects of the land and deeper insights into characters we might not hear from otherwise. They will lie, cheat, and steal in order to maintain their farce and they don't care who goes down in the process so long as they can get what they want. Under the Midnight Sun is a book that shows just how far some people are willing to go when they're afraid.

Summer of the Midnight Sun by Tracie Peterson