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A review by lizaroo71
Set Me Free by Ann Clare LeZotte
3.0
I loved the first book [b:Show Me a Sign|44575095|Show Me a Sign (Book #1 in the Show Me a Sign Trilogy)|Ann Clare LeZotte|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1556588202l/44575095._SY75_.jpg|69184603] in what promises to be a trilogy.
This book picks up three years after Mary was kidnapped by an ill-intentioned scholar studying the deaf. Mary is determined to make her way in the world and find her calling.
She is given an opportunity when an old friend invites her to work as a teacher for a young girl that is suspected to be deaf. Mary seems the perfect person to be a teacher. But when Mary arrives at the large estate outside of Boston, things are not quite what they seem. Mary makes it her mission to save her young pupil she calls Ladybird.
The ending definitely leads to believe we'll find out what happens to Mary in her life. I think this one didn't have the heart of the first, but I still loved spending time with Mary and a tiny bit of time with Ezra.
This book picks up three years after Mary was kidnapped by an ill-intentioned scholar studying the deaf. Mary is determined to make her way in the world and find her calling.
She is given an opportunity when an old friend invites her to work as a teacher for a young girl that is suspected to be deaf. Mary seems the perfect person to be a teacher. But when Mary arrives at the large estate outside of Boston, things are not quite what they seem. Mary makes it her mission to save her young pupil she calls Ladybird.
The ending definitely leads to believe we'll find out what happens to Mary in her life. I think this one didn't have the heart of the first, but I still loved spending time with Mary and a tiny bit of time with Ezra.