The Boardinghouse

In the fifth installment of the Mountain Women Series, May Rose discovers that managing the boardinghouse and doing her best for loved ones make challenging days and anxious nights. Now she faces triple threats: her husband has been struck by paralysis, someone from the past is trying to find her, and malicious guests are poised to ruin her reputation. As she does her duty and stands up for herself, she's strengthened by the love and support of family and friends. Don't miss , a powerful story of love, resilience, and standing together in the face of adversity. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FIVE STARS: "The more of this series I read, the more I want to read! This one REALLY resonated... Every book includes adversity to overcome and I've learned that the main character, May Rose, is our influencer as a reader and also in her community as a character. Another installment from the mining town of Winkler where life is a daily struggle. If you enjoy historic novels set in the early 1900s, this is for you! Light reading? Yes, but also interesting and enjoyable from cover to cover." -Goodreads Reviewer FIVE STARS: "History meets local color in early 20th century West Virginia, and comes alive through well wrought characters in a gripping narrative. Carol Ervin is a story teller par excellence. I loved The Waltons, but this is closer to the real thing. Sorry, John Boy." -Goodreads Reviewer FIVE STARS: "I am hooked! I have enjoyed these first 5 books so much. They're addictive!...I can't wait to see what happens next to the characters, and I enjoy reading about daily life in that time period." -Goodreads Reviewer FIVE STARS: "I really can't get enough of the Mountain Women series... If you are looking for a great series of books, this is one to put on your list." -Goodreads Reviewer