Historical Fiction
Where the river flows
2009·271 pages
A Kentucky woman becomes surrogate mother to a sickly infant after tragedy and later faces the child's father amid themes of forgiveness, faith, and budding romance.
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A Kentucky woman becomes surrogate mother to a sickly infant after tragedy and later faces the child's father amid themes of forgiveness, faith, and budding romance.
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A Kentucky woman finds herself in an unexpected and difficult situation. When love comes knocking, will she be able to see it in the daily stresses she endures? In one night, Edward Moody lost his young wife and Rose Thruston became a surrogate mother to a sickly infant. A decade later, Rose must face the man whose selfish actions gave her a family, and Edward must come to terms with the consequences of his anger. Will God soften their hearts to let love in?
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Romantic courtship and emotional tension with fade-to-black intimacy
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Central Christian themes of faith, forgiveness, prayer, and divine healing
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Themes of loss, abandonment, anger, and emotional hardship from past actions
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