Christian Historical Fiction based off love, family, and faith
Springtime in Surrey, the first collection releasing with Wild Blue Wonder Press, is a Christian anthology featuring eight lovely stories. With a mix of historical and contemporary, romance and women’s fiction, a dash of mystery here and there, real-life themes presented in a loving way, and a vintage feel, this story is sure to charm lovers of Christian women’s fiction.
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One fateful night will change their destinies forever. . . .
Convinced that his stepmother and half brothers have been wrongfully evicted by cattle king Eli Dearing, Asher Ellis uses the cover of an extravagant ball to break into the Three Cedars’ ranch house to search for proof. On the verge of discovery, he flees, but a boy’s cry compels him to make a daring rescue.
In the wild mountains of the Montana Territory, the Coulter ranch is a place of family, loyalty…and a hidden fortune.
Jude Coulter is far more comfortable in his family’s sapphire mine tucked in the Montana mountains than the bustling streets of New York City where he’s been sent to deliver a shipment of gems. His relief at boarding the train for the first leg of his journey home is short-lived when an accident renders him unconscious.
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A Choice of Love has released into the world and I’m so excited to share the story with you!
As the official Book 1 in the Home to Osceola series, A Choice of Love holds a special place in my heart. Characters from the prequel reappear and more characters from farther down the series get their introduction.
And Matt and Emily–well, they’re something special all by themselves.
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As a reader, I know that the more details I have about a character, the more delighted I’ll be. That’s why I want to show you some of the characters from A Choice of Love today.
The Keaths are quite the combination–especially when they’re thrust together under circumstances none of them like. In fact, the word explosive might fit them best.
But words can’t do them justice, so let me give you a look at the Keaths instead.
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