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Original Title:	The Color of Your Skin Ain't the Color of Your Heart
ISBN:	0764227025 (ISBN13: 9780764227028)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Shenandoah Sisters #3

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Katie, the daughter of a plantation owner, and Mayme, the daughter of a slave, find themselves with only each other after the civil War. They devise a scheme to keep Katie's plantation going, disguising the fact they are all alone. Now in book three, the girls face new threats to their security. A long-lost uncle appears and then disappears as suddenly, taking their secret with them. Them a flood threatens to destroy the remaining cotton crop they need to save the plantation from foreclosure. Filled with fascinating period details, challenging questions of faith, and heartwarming friendship, this series has all the elements historical fiction fans love.

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Title	:	The Color of Your Skin Ain't the Color of Your Heart (Shenandoah Sisters #3)
Author	:	Michael R. Phillips
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 314 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2004 by Bethany House Publishers (first published December 31st 2003)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian

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Book 3 of 4(?)My credibility was stretched. I was really disapointed. I think these novels are YA, and the Christian overtones are too heavy for me. The bad guys are s0 awful; and then, Mayme is half-white???? The girls are cousins? Oh no, no, no, no. I had hoped the girls were able to pull it off themselves, find husbands, etc., but no Katie's long-lost uncle arrives with gold, ends up being Mayme's long-lost parent, gets shot saving Katie, survives after a chapter or two, and manages to Save

This is the third book in the series.Equally as good as the first and second one.Katie and Mayme continue life on the plantation, still not letting others know their plight.There a some surprises.I'm looking forward to the next installment.

Apparently a couple of reviewers think the rest of us are imbeciles for enjoying these books, but I really don't care. They are FICTION, so yes, credibility may be stretched, but that's what fiction writers are allowed to do. I'm just so glad there's one more to go as I've enjoyed these three so much. So different from most of his other series, though I have nothing but praise for them, as well.

The continuing saga of children, both black and white, thrown together after the Civil War overcoming many hurdles to stay together and survive. The are largely undetected except for a couple of adults who help keep them and plantation together. A light, page turner, a bit hard to believe, but full of wisdom and spiritual truth, making it a worthwhile read.

This book is phenomenal. I love Michael Phillips' style of writing. The story keeps moving, with enough suspenseful moments and turns of events to provide sufficient peek moments. This book is the third in a four-book series, and I am eager to read the last book.

The third book in the Shenandoah Sisters series lived up to my expectations!In this book, the same characters that I loved in the first two books are back, with some of them taking a more important role in the story. The new challenges and dangers the girls face are always interesting. I love how the story evolves. In fact, I feel like this series is just liked one long novel that has been cut into four books. I also really like how the characters grow in the story, and how the author

A good historical fiction book with Christian undertones. Some characters youll love and some that youll want to hate. . . the main moral of the story is its whats on the inside that really counts.