After completing her years of servitude to a dairy farmer in North Carolina, Annie McGregor hears there is a man in town, Ike Reardon, looking for settlers to accompany him across the mountains to Tennessee. Could this be the answer to her prayer for independence? During their adventurous journey, both Annie and Ike learn that freedom's promise holds more than either of them ever dreamed.

This book is a bit too prim, a bit too orderly for my taste.
Very God fearing people populate the book and put their trust in their faith.
Although this was probably true at that time, it was still bothering me to read about it.
For it has a feel of fingerpointing and that left a ba taste on my tongue.
The story is also a little boring and repetative. I was expecting more.

Travelling to Blind Bay, Canada.