**** “Forged in the Fire” by Ann Turnbull is the sequel to “No Shame, No fear.” This was also a very good book. It tells of what happens next to Will and Susanna. Will traveled to London and Susanna stayed at Mary’s shop. They both wait on the day that they will be together again and get married. During the story many obstacles get in the way which makes you want to read more to find out what happens between them and their desperate attempt to be together. I liked “Forged in the Fire” more over “No shame, No fear.” There was more to “Forged in the Fire”. Again if your one to like love stories I would recommend “Forged in the Fire”
*** “Forged in the Fire” is a great sequel to “No Shame, No Fear”. When I first picked it up, I thought it would be kinda boring, since Will and Su are just going to get married. But I was wrong. There are several issues that they have and even break up at one point. It’s a lot different from the first novel, but just as good. I would most definitely recommend this, especially if you have finished reading “No Shame, No Fear”.
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**** “Forged in the Fire” by Ann Turnbull is the sequel to “No Shame, No fear.” This was also a very good book. It tells of what happens next to Will and Susanna. Will traveled to London and Susanna stayed at Mary’s shop. They both wait on the day that they will be together again and get married. During the story many obstacles get in the way which makes you want to read more to find out what happens between them and their desperate attempt to be together. I liked “Forged in the Fire” more over “No shame, No fear.” There was more to “Forged in the Fire”. Again if your one to like love stories I would recommend “Forged in the Fire”
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“Forged in the Fire” is a great sequel to “No Shame, No Fear”. When I first picked it up, I thought it would be kinda boring, since Will and Su are just going to get married. But I was wrong. There are several issues that they have and even break up at one point. It’s a lot different from the first novel, but just as good. I would most definitely recommend this, especially if you have finished reading “No Shame, No Fear”.
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