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File Size: 4038 KB
Print Length: 340 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0764201093
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers (November 1, 2006)
Publication Date: November 1, 2006
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00B5J4XKI
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3.5 starsAnnabelle, who was a minor character in the first book, is now the main character in this book. This book starts out with her becoming a widow. She was not married in the last book, so we learn bits and pieces of her story as we read. Her husband has a ranch in Idaho that she is going to go to in order to get away from Fountain Creek. She puts out an advertisement to get a driver to accompany her along the way, and her husband's brother responds, not knowing she is the widow, nor knowing his brother has even died.Matthew Taylor, who was also a minor character from the last book, does not like Annabelle one bit and knows that she worked in the local brothel. He is so angry that his brother would marry such a woman. She must have only married him to get out of that brothel but she probably has continued her harlot ways. When he sees Annabelle needs to go to Idaho, he is too desperate for money to refuse.Another portion of this story involves Annabelle longing to rescue a young girl she knew from the brothel she worked at. She wants to get her out and help her, but has no idea where she has been sent to. Her goal is to have her live with her on her new homestead. She doesn't know how to tell this to Matthew though, because why would he even care?I enjoyed this story. It was definitely about seeing how people can grow, change, and forgive. It was a historic Christian fiction story that had problems that weren't always so easy to solve. There were times though in reading this that I think the author expect us to figure out what happened, as there are slight gaps here and there.
I loved this book and it will be one I read again and again. Annabel is a former prostitute who is bought by a man who loves and marries her. When he dies leaving her pregnant and unable to get from Colorado to their ranch in Idaho by herself, she must hire someone to drive her wagon. Her husband's half brother Matthew, applies for the job. Matthew hates that his brother married someone like her and never misses a chance to tell her. But he needs the job and she knows he won't bother her on the long trip by wagon. The spiritual and emotional growth and the power of forgiveness of one's self and others is revealed throughout the story. The historical setting is a plus and the characters are real and interesting. Love this book.
I loved this book of redemption and love. What wonderful multi faceted characters Ms. Alexander writes into her stories. I didn't believe it possible that I could love another book as well as I did book #1 of Fountain Creek. However, I was wrong, Annie's story was every bit as good as Kathryn's.Great storyline that you won't want to put down once you've started, terrifically built characters with human flaws, struggles and misgivings, wonderfully written and highly entertaining...love the added sense of humor. Best of all.. is the writers love of Christ and familiarity with biblical scripture. I am so grateful to have stumbled upon this author, I can't wait to get lost in another one of her novels.
Tamera Alexander is a great author. She has a way of grasping your emotions and bringing things to the surface in your own life. I've only read the first two books in this series and am anxious to read the rest. It is hard to put one of her books down. I look forward to reading more of her books, hoping they will be as exciting and thought provoking as the first two in this series.
The subject matter is definitely PG-13. It's about an ex-prostitute who was bought out by a wonderful man who loved her, married her, and asked for nothing in return. Pregnant with their first child, she finds herself widowed and headed back to Fountain Creek.The subject matter was a bit touchee, but it worked very well. I didn't like Matthew at first, but he grew on me. Though it was hard to believe how quickly his distaste turned to acceptance, by the end I was happy. I wasn't completely satisfied by the ending though...It was a good book, though I did enjoy the first better. It had plenty of adventure in it, which always makes a book more interesting. There were many times when I found myself not wanting to turn off the Kindle...
This is a wonderful sequel (although it could stand alone) to Tamera Alexander's Fountain Creek Chronicles series! This is by far my favorite author! It is wonderful story of redemption and forgiveness. Although I initially resisted reading a story based on pioneer life, this series was so wonderful and would definitely be enjoyed by anyone! do yourself a favor and read all three books in this series!
I appreciate the love and forgiveness of Christ being spread throughout the story. I love the time period and the character development. While sometimes predictable, the story is sweet.
I enjoyed this book very much, and it was slightly like "Pride and Prejudice" except in this tale the hero was the prejudiced one and the heroine (his widowed sister-in-law) had a sort of stubbornness (took her about 60+ times to get a fire started.) Annabelle, however, had a very troubled past that Matthew refused to make allowance for because he didn't know all the details and didn't want to know them either. A dysfunctional start to a long and "unfriendly" trip which had an amazing ending.
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