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The Promise Of Morning (2012)

by Ann Shorey(Favorite Author)
4.01 of 5 Votes: 2
ISBN
0800733339 (ISBN13: 9780800733339)
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English
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Fleming H. Revell Company
series
At Home in Beldon Grove
review 1: Title: THE PROMISE OF MORNINGAuthor: Ann ShoreyPublisher: RevellMarch 2010ISBN: 978-0-8007-3333-9Genre: Inspirational/historical/women’s fictionEllie Craig is mourning the loss of three of her children, and being over protective of her ten-month old baby to the point of neglecting her older children. Her pastor husband, Matthew, is trying to make her understand that their other children are suffering, but Ellie is refusing to see beyond her loss. Matthew is facing controversy in the church when he decides to preach against a traveling theatre group that plans to come to their town. Suddenly he finds the town divided, with most believing that Shakespearean plays are culture, and disagreeing with Matthew. Not only that, but a newcomer to town proves to be the son of the t... moreown’s founder and he wants to take Matthew’s church. With Ellie suffering from abandonment issues resulting from her childhood, if Matthew returns to being a itinerant preaching then Ellie will lose him as well. Will he even attempt to keep his church? When Ellie receives a letter suggesting that she might not be as alone as she thought, Ellie is determined to discover the truth.THE PROMISE OF MORNING is the second book in the At Home in Beldon Grove series. The book has a rather sad beginning with Ellie at the cemetery mourning her children. I do understand that infant deaths were common back in historical times, so it is realistic, just depressing. But once I got past the beginning the story did start to grab my interest. THE PROMISE OF MORNING is a book that takes you through heartache to find hope, trust, and forgiveness. If you like historical fiction, then THE PROMISE OF MORNING is a book to consider. $14.99. 322 pages.
review 2: I loved this book!! I couldn't put it down. I liked that it was back in the 1840's. This is a book about overcoming tragedy and moving forward. It's about finding the strength within in yourself to live again even when you think it's impossible. I felt a lot of sympathy for Ellie. I could not imagine what it would be like to bury not one but three small children. She had a lot to deal with and I could feel myself being in her shoes. Ellie had to find the courage to go on and not just survive but really live and enjoy life. I rushed to my library to check out more of Ann Shorey's Books. Ann does an incredible job, very good story! I'm so glad I got this book! It's one I will treasure and pass on to my children as a great read!!! less
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metiw
I endorsed this book and liked it even better than book one in the series.
Marcia
Really good! I find myself felling very attached to the people
Princess
3.5 stars
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