The Lost Tower: A Nicole Rayburn Historical Mystery Book 4 (Nicole Rayburn Historical Mysteries)Audiobook

I really like this line of historical mysteries. It would seem a lot of thought went into how life was then, especially for females. I really appreciate that effort. When I would do my ancestry too many people couldn't wrap their heads around ways of the past, therefore not fully comprehending what probably really happened all too often. While researching your ancestors is interesting and somewhat informative , the truth you find may not be the whole truth.

I never want this series to end. I need her to keep writing this till the end of time. Seriously if she ever announces the end of this series I might need to take a few days off of work mourn. Waiting for a new book is like waiting to see an old friend. You can't wait to see them, you enjoy the time, but it's over so quickly. I always like to imagine how their lives were after. And this book was a special treat to see a very headstrong no holds bar woman in a time when women weren't really. It's so refreshing to have her write women who, would have honestly existed, but nobody writes women in that time with this idea of knowing anything other than I should just serve my husband and be done with it. The women in her books have a mind and they show that even though history has told us that women were okay with their position of being wife and serving their husband, many said no I want more!!!