Where Love Illumines (Where There is Love Book 2)

Where Love Illumines (Where There is Love Book 2)

Donna Fletcher Crow

Where There is Love series

  • 4.4 out of 5
  • 24 ratings
  • 274 pages
  • PG

Overall Content Rating: Parental Guidance PG

This appears to be a historical story with social gatherings, religious discussion, and romantic tension told in a polite, period-appropriate tone. Language that might concern parents is largely absent in the sampled material: there is no sustained swearing, slurs, or sexual content on the page in the usual sense of those words. Physical conflict is limited and mild. Characters may argue or feel sharp emotional hurt described in metaphorical terms, and there are brief moments involving animals—someone tries to harm a dog in frustration, and an injured or dead animal with blood distresses a bystander. Parents who are sensitive to any animal cruelty or death may want to know those scenes exist, but human violence is not a major focus in the samples provided.

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Violence Mild

3

Violence is infrequent and not graphic toward people. There is an angry attempt to kick a dog, a scene where an animal is killed and bleeding causes someone to faint, and occasional mentions of blood in everyday or decorative contexts such as a butcher’s trade or seasonal fright displays.

Amazon reviews mentioning violence

Specific words
  • blood: 2
  • kick: 1

About this book

Mary Tudway is forced to choose between two worlds: the pleasurable life of her high society friends Sarah Child, heiress of Osterley Park, and the Bishop of Raphoe and his dashing Nephew, Roger; or the life of faith and service represented by the Countess of Huntingdon, her lovely daughter Selina and the witty but devout Rowland Hill. The story moves through the fashionable worlds of London and Bath as the death of one friend, the elopement of another and the startling unveiling of the Highwayman of Hampstead Heath play their parts in Mary’s finally making a choice of lasting value. Read more