A temporarily blinded Londoner convalesces in the English countryside, falls in love, and encounters themes of faith and healing.
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A temporarily blinded Londoner convalesces in the English countryside, falls in love, and encounters themes of faith and healing.
A devastating fall from a horse has left its mark on Alexander Tate's vision. Hoping that rest will restore his sight, doctors have place patches over his eyes and recommend that he leave London to convalesce in the English countryside. Alexander's Aunt Harriet offers her help and travels with him to Collingbourne, where they become acquainted with the Steeles, a warm and caring family who are remarkably generous to them. But as the Steele sisters reach out to Alexander, he reacts in kind--and s...
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Courtship, declarations of love, and romantic tension in a Christian context
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Christian faith, forgiveness, healing, and spiritual encouragement are central
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