The Land Uncharted (Uncharted #1) by Keely Brooke Keith

​About the Book

Lydia Colburn is a young physician dedicated to serving her village in the Land, an undetectable island in the South Atlantic Ocean. When Lt. Connor Bradshaw’s parachute carries him from the world war to Lydia's hidden land, his mission could expose her simple society. As Connor searches for a way to return to his squadron, his fascination with life in the Land makes him protective of Lydia and her peaceful homeland, and Lydia’s attraction to Connor stirs desires she never anticipated. But will they be able to keep the Land hidden?

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About the Author

Keely Brooke Keith writes inspirational frontier-style fiction with a slight Sci-Fi twist, including The Land Uncharted (Shelf Unbound Notable Romance 2015) and Aboard Providence (2017 INSPY Awards Longlist).

Born in St. Joseph, Missouri, Keely was a tree-climbing, baseball-loving 80s kid. She grew up in a family who moved often, which fueled her dreams of faraway lands. When she isn’t writing, Keely enjoys teaching home school lessons and playing bass guitar. Keely, her husband, and their daughter live on a hilltop south of Nashville, Tennessee.

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Review

In The Land Uncharted, author Keely Brooke Keith captures the attention of her readers with the beginning of a fascinating series and story.  This story is about discovering friendship and love and protecting those people.  It’s about an “uncharted land” that is somehow off the grid from the rest of the world and how they survive there.  Keith has written an emotional and fascinating story with characters that readers will easily come to know and empathies.  This is a story that will cause readers to think about their own lives and the precious people in them.  Readers of historical romance and science fiction will enjoy the first adventure in the Uncharted Series.
 
Series: Uncharted
Genre: historical, romance, science fiction, Christian
Publisher: Edenbrooke Press
Publication date: Original publication date: October 21, 2014; Republished October 21, 2016
Number of pages: 309
 
An audible review copy of this book was provided by the author.  A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.​