Book Review of
Ever Faithful

Author: Karen Barnett

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Book Summary:

Ever Faithful by Karen Barnett is set in Yellowstone National Park during the 1930s.

Nate Webber, who grew up on the Brooklyn streets. He can’t read, but he signs up for the new Civilian Conservation Corps, working in the wild vountry of Yellowstone National Park, in order to help his family.

Elsie Brookes is the daughter of a park ranger, but she longs for a future of her own. After four years working as a maid in the park’s hotels, she takes a second job teaching the men in the CCC Camp. Elsie discovers Nate’s secret, which puts his job as camp foreman in jeopardy.

Tutoring leads to friendship and romance, until suspicious fires cast a shadow over their relationship. Will their dreams go up in smoke?

Lynn's Review

Ever Faithful by Karen Barnett is the third book in the Vintage National Park series and I have read all three. I really enjoyed this for a fun, mindless read. Yes, it is a predictable, somewhat cheesy romance, but it is clean, fun, and has a decent plot.

One of the things I love about these books is the description of the parks they take place in. It makes you feel like you are there visiting. There are three books in this series, but they do not have to be read in order. Each book is set in a different National Park with totally different characters and plots.

I think Ever Faithful is a great book for spring and summer reading.