This is such a beautifully written novel. There are many lessons to be learned from this Christian historical romance. The characters struggle with personal criticism from family members, anger at God, bitterness in their lives, and others demonstrate unending patience, friendship, and total unco...
I've never been to California so reading about Last Chance, California was quite a treat for me. I could imagine being there with the beautiful horse ranch spread far and wide before me. Alex embodies the true Christian spirit in her character and I know that I could learn some lessons from ...
This is the first of the “Love Finds You” books that I have read. Since I especially like Westerns, I could not have picked a better one to read. I was particularly drawn to the efforts of Angel Ramirez to turn her life around after being raised in an outlaw gang by an uncle after the death of ...
“I shouldn’t have laughed. I know what it’s like to be laughed at by others. It’s painful and … unforgivable.”Jeffery crossed his arms over his chest. “Rubbish. I agree it might be painful if the man were injured or if Mr. Jacobs tossed the can off the roof on purpose. On the contrary, nothing wa...
This couldn’t be the same town he’d left behind six years ago. At that time it had one main street with a couple of saloons, a general store, a church or two, a school, and not much else. That was one of the reasons he’d skedaddled—that, and Ma. Would Pa and Leah be happy ...
Kate dismounted as quickly as she could and looked around, hoping to see her dad. He’d said he’d keep them in sight, but he must have stayed on the phone a little longer than he’d planned. She turned to Colt. “What do we do?” He dismounted, then handed her Romeo’s reins. “...
She’d left home with such high hopes for success but had been met with discouragement at every turn. Most of the places had all the help they needed, but two had looked at her askance when she mentioned her name and politely turned her down. Ma was right—apparently their family didn’t command muc...
Jamison walked toward the horse, talking in a hushed tone as he continued to canter toward the far side of the arena. She raised her voice a bit. “Melissa, grab his mane and pull yourself upright. That’s a good girl. You’re doing fine.” Melissa heaved herself the opposite ...
Her parents had given them permission to take popcorn and sodas up to the loft for the evening. She propped herself on her elbows and looked at her friends. “We had an okay day, I guess. Only a half-dozen entries, but at least we got word out to all the people who are on our suspect list.” ...