The Captive Within (A Prairie Heritage, Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
I believe I understand Mrs. Palmer a little better now, Lord. Thank you for comforting this great woman and giving her grace toward us. And you have been dealing with me, too. I have drawn back too long from confronting the situation in our home. I suppose it is natural to want to avoid conflict, but the strife and division I have tolerated in the house will bear disastrous fruit if I allow it to persist. Your chastisement is upon me, Lord—please forgive me. I seek you now and will not resist your guidance. I seek the power of your Holy Spirit to do all that is before me on the morrow. You will not fail, my God: You shall be my shield and buckler. — Rose opened her Bible and looked at the faces gathered around the table, each one now dear to her. What she saw was not encouraging. Corinne, Maria, and Gretl were fidgeting, their disinterest apparent. Nancy was sullen and withdrawn. Tabitha and Sarah radiated defiance. Breona had told Rose that Tabitha and Nancy had quarreled the night before again, with Nancy coming out the loser.
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