As the last novel in the Miranda trilogy, it truly wraps everything together. All characters from past books, except Phoebe Dean, return to close out the series.
Goodreads blurb;
“Five separate times Miranda Griscom has rejected a wealthy admirer’s proposal of marriage, content in her role as housekeeper and nanny for the Spaffords. The community thinks her daft to refuse such a man, but they don’t know that her heart belongs to the town’s black sheep--who when, accused of murder twelve years ago, she helped to escape. When she finds out where he has been living, she can only hope to get word to him and clear his name.”
*Warning- Spoilers*
This final story truly wraps the entire trilogy together- all the pieces finally coming together to complete the story and fulfill the life of sweet Miranda. This stories features the Spafford’s and Miranda as well as their relationship to the entire town. David owning the local town newspaper, his involvement in politics as well as new scientific inventions (such as the railroad!). The mischief Miranda involves herself into such as the “Hypnotism” and proving the innocence of her true love. She also revealed her true desire in life-to own the house across the street and to be in charge of her own household.
Through trials and chance encounters-the name of her true love, Allan, was cleared and able to return home from the Oregon wilderness. From the moment he came back into her life- their future together was sealed and Miranda lived happily ever after in her house across the street.
This book left me in tears. The pure innocence and and love of the book left me speechless. Truly Miranda got everything good she put towards the world right back for her own happy ending. I wish there was more Miranda in the books but I am thrilled at the ending.
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