| When Maren Jensen took a
job on Elsa Brantenberg’s St. Charles, Missouri farm, she never
expected to call the place her home. As she grows to love Mrs.
Brantenberg and her granddaughter, Gabi, Maren is transformed from a
lonely mail-order bride-without-a-groom to a beloved member of the
Brantenberg household. But when Gabi’s father, Rutherford
“Wooly” Wainwright, returns to the farm unexpectedly, everything changes
for Maren. Despite the failing eyesight that caused her suitor to
reject her, she can see that Wooly desperately needs to reconnect with
the family he abandoned when his grief sent him running toward the
army—and into the Civil War. She also senses there could be something
more between the widower and herself, if either can move beyond their
past hurts. Comforted and counseled by the wisdom of the
women in her beloved quilting circle, Maren begins to discover the cost
such decisions demand of her heart. Are her choices in obedience to God,
or is she running from His plan? Is it too late for love to be stitched
into the fabric of her life? |
| The Exciting Conclusion to Lauraine Snelling's WILD WEST WIND Series As
winter settles over the ranch, the Engstrom brothers are much on the
mind of Cassie Lockwood. The way Lucas smiles at her should set her
heart to tripping. But it doesn't. Shouldn't there be some attraction to
him if they are going to be married? His vow to make her love him does
not seem to be working, no matter how considerate and charming he is.
Ransom
Engstrom is another matter. After Cassie's train trip to a shooting
competition, she realizes she misses Ransom more than Lucas. And then
there's the look she caught Lucas sending Betsy Hudson at church one
Sunday. Are she and Lucas drifting apart? Meanwhile, Ransom has
discovered that he cares for Cassie but can't bring himself to express
his true feelings to her. When she leaves to join a Wild West show for
the summer, will Ransom summon the courage to go after her? |
5 comments:
Dandelions of the Wind sounds sweet, I hope you enjoy it
Have a great reading week!
Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out
Haven't heard of either of these, thanks for sharing!
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Eva @ All Books Considered
Historical fiction is so fun. I hope you love both of your books this week!
Dandelions looks like a good one. Enjoy.
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The covers on these books are SO cute!!
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