SARAH- I want to be a writer. I can't tell anybody. It is a secret that I can't share. My Uncle found me a job in town. He expects me to be a teacher. A teacher? I might have went to teaching school but that's not what I really want to do.
Sarah was bright, kind but red headed. She hated being red headed but it was part of her charm. Sarah was raised by her cold and unkind Uncle. If it wasn't for the staff, she would not have received any affection or love.
Ezekiel Stouffer was trying to keep it together. He had two small children to raise after his wife died. His grandmother tried to help but she was getting older. He didn't want to remarry. He wouldn't love anyone like he loved his wife.
This is a touching story of Sarah and Ezekiel's relationship. I loved the book. Most characters were special. Well, Uncle Jebediah, I didn't like him much. The town gossips were a pain.
Thanks, Jodie Wolfe, for giving me the chance to read this book.
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| Jodie Wolfe got bitten by the writing bug as a young girl after reading and watching Little House on the Prairie. She loves writing stories about feisty heroines and strong, godly heroes. The power of story to influence lives and change hearts is what motivates her to weave tales that tell of the Savior’s faithfulness and forgiveness. Her books provide history, hope, laughter and happily-ever-after.… |
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