This author crafts inspirational romances set in both contemporary and historical periods. She describes her writing style as 'romance sprinkled with faith,' with a particular fondness for themes of forgiveness and redemption. Her narratives often explore the power of faith and the depth of human connection. Readers will appreciate her skillful blend of romantic storytelling with spiritual undercurrents.
Facing uncertainty, the characters embark on a journey to discover their true paths and navigate the complexities of their lives. Their quest involves grappling with choices and the potential consequences of their decisions, highlighting themes of hope and resilience. As they confront challenges, they must learn to trust themselves and each other, ultimately striving for a brighter future despite the obstacles in their way.
The narrative presents a compelling exploration of historical themes, offering readers an informative and engaging experience. With a focus on well-crafted storytelling, it promises to illuminate the past in a way that is both eye-opening and thought-provoking. Highly praised for its writing quality, this book is recommended for those interested in a deeper understanding of historical contexts.
After her grandfather's death, Emmaline discovers her supposedly deceased father actually lives in Canada. Shocked, she decides to go to him. Accompanied by her friend Jonathan, who harbors a secret love for her, Emmaline arrives in Toronto--to her father's dismay. Will she give up, or will she stay? And will Jonathan have the courage to tell her the truth?
When stable hand Nolan Price learns from his dying mother that he is the son of the Earl of Stainsby, his plans for a future with kitchen maid Hannah Burnham are shattered. As Nolan struggles to learn the ways of the aristocracy, he finds himself caught between pleasing Hannah and living up to his father's expectations.
When Grace Abernathy's sister is rejected by the Easton family [in the aftermath of World War I] because of her low social class, Grace uses an assumed name to take on a position as nanny for her nephew Christian to see to his well-being, and soon ends up falling for the boy's guardian--Amazon.com.
Jonathan Squirrel’s nut has been stolen! Join Mr. Biddle and his woodland friends as he recounts the tale of Forest of Leeds greatest heist. With the help of Jonathan Squirrel and Nigel Owl in finding the perpetrator — Nigel, of course, making sure to show off his best-feathered side, Mr. Biddle uncovers the culprit. However, a certain revelation turns the pursuit on its head. Transformed from a quest of apprehension for a petty thief, Mr. Biddle’s story becomes one of compassion and mentorship for a fellow woodland creature, changing more than one life that day.
Chloe Martin returns to her hometown burdened by guilt from a past affair with a married man, determined to rebuild her life. Unexpectedly, she becomes neighbors with her former crush, Aidan North, who is focused on establishing a youth center to combat rising gang activity. Despite their mutual attraction, Aidan struggles with trust due to his past experiences with deceit. As they work together, both must confront their secrets and decide if they can embrace love and forgiveness amidst their personal challenges.
A Stirring Story of Love and Faith and America's Great Promise When her mother suffers a stroke, medical student Deirdre O'Leary makes the difficult choice to put her career on hold to care for her. Dr. Matthew Clayborne is renowned for his amazing results with patients, but when Deirdre approaches him about helping her mother, she finds him challenging and surly. Deirdre has had enough of complicated men in her life. After her fiancé left her, she vowed never to give a man that kind of power again. Widower Dr. Matthew Clayborne is devoted to two things: his work with wounded soldiers and his four-year-old daughter, Phoebe. He won't abandon either of these priorities to care for one older woman. However, when Phoebe suffers a health scare, they're offered respite at the Irish Meadows farm, where his daughter's weakened lungs can recover--but only if he cares for Mrs. O'Leary. Matthew intends to hate Irish Meadows, yet he immediately feels at home, and soon both Mrs. O'Leary and Phoebe are showing improvement. But since he has no intention of leaving his life up north forever, and Deirdre has sworn off marriage in favor of her career, how will they deal with the undeniable attraction between them?
At Irish Meadows horse farm, sisters Brianna and Colleen struggle to reconcile their own dreams with their father's demanding marriage expectations.
Lily Draper's journey to find her biological sister leads her to Rainbow Falls, where she grapples with her traumatic past and aversion to religion. Her landlord, Nick Logan, an aspiring minister, challenges her beliefs as he navigates his own dilemma of loyalty to his mentor and his growing love for Lily. As Nick faces an ultimatum from Reverend Ted to marry someone else, he must confront his faith and decide whether to embrace God's will while pursuing a future with Lily. Their love story unfolds against a backdrop of personal struggles and faith.