What the Dragonfly Saw: Dragonfly Dreams—Volume II of the Dragonfly Series

by Selene Simone

Juliette Danetree, sole heiress, has settled into the family home of Greyfriars. She grew up in the bayou mansion, but the small Southern Louisiana town of Petit Coeur is far from the fast paced world she created for herself as an attorney in New Mexico. Torn between liquidating all assets and selling the property, or re-establishing herself in her hometown, she is uncovering more evidence that leads her to believe Greyfriars has called her back to stay. Handsome green-eyed Honore Francois Darden and the intriguing Henderson sisters have quickly become instrumental in keeping her at Greyfriars. When an old family trunk is opened, letters, journals, and confessions are unleashed like ancestral specters that will haunt Juliette’s day dreams and nightmares. She is tangled in her family’s questionable past, trying to make sense of misdeeds committed long before she was born. Let the dragonflies guide you through moss and moonlight back in time where pride, passion, and

246 pages, Paperback

Published May 13, 2016

Reviews

[Lorraine Herbon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just as with the first volume in this series, Ms. Simone does not disappoint. She continues the story of the Danetree family, following the ways in which life and nature interact deep in the bayous of Louisiana. With just a bit of the supernatural, the tales spun within the pages of this book are full of passion, excitement, dedication, pride, sorrow, and loss. A real family saga, the mysteries surrounding the Danetrees spiral into ever an ever more complex vortex as the family prepares for the changes that are sure to come as the nation veers toward civil war over the subject of slavery. I can't wait for the third volume to see what happens next.

[Lilly Kennedy · Rating 5 out of 5]

The second volume does not disappoint!!!

I LOVE THIS BOOK !!! The story continues with all good things, drama, suspense, romance, laughter; and even tears, everything that makes for a great tale. I am somewhat waiting patiently the final volume in the series.