Lyn Cote

FROM AMAZON: 'A New Orleans lady and a half-breed frontiersman become unlikely allies as they travel the wilds of Texas.

In 1821, when circumstances make it impossible for her to remain in New Orleans, Dorritt and her family head west to join Stephen Austin's settlement and recoup their fortune in Texas.

Quinn is a man of the frontier who has made a name for himself as a peerless scout. But as he and Dorritt's party begin a grueling trek across untamed Texas, the success of their journey is in grave doubt. Mexico has broken with the Spanish Crown, and armies from both countries—plus marauding Comanches—roam the pine forests and prairies. And one of the party is plotting destruction.

Now, with their lives joined in a virgin land fraught with peril, can Dorritt and Quinn put all their trust in God and receive the desires of their hearts?… (altro)

Somehow, as the middle daughter, the responsibility to help her parents falls on Hannah. Not that there was any real need, but her career allowed for some freedom of movement. Besides, she was very ready to leave the past behind.

This faith-filled book reminds the reader to be open for new and exciting opportunities as you follow that the Lord wants you to do. Hannah’s career takes on some different options, some of which will have you laughing out loud and others which will make you question her willingness to help. Read on as you realize that with God’s help, people can change.

This early copy of The Preacher’s Daughter Book One was received through BookFunnel. These thoughts are my own and were in no way solicited.… (altro)