Cecily Wolfe

Treasure of Hope (Cliff Walk Courtships, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When a spoiled heiress is devastated by a deadly accident, will she be able to accept forgiveness from those she has harmed, or will her guilt keep her separated from love and the Lord forever?

She's known as a hopeless flirt, but Sarah doesn't care. Sneaking out to parties on the Cliff Walk with her friends during winter nights becomes dangerous, and when a terrible accident happens, her carefree outlook is forever lost. Determined to blame herself, she focuses on applying her time and effort at the homeless shelter operated by her brother and his wife, but will she ever be able to move forward and accept forgiveness from those she has inadvertently harmed?

Sam is devastated when an evening of fun and drink ends in tragedy. He hardly knows Sarah, but is well-aware of her charm and spirit, neither of which gives him leave to forgive her for the life-changing event he is certain she has caused. Can his faith, shaken by his loss, be restored by granting and accepting forgiveness, however difficult and painful that might be?

The third and final book of the Cliff Walk Courtships series features Arthur and Catherine's younger sister Sarah as she forges her own way to forgiveness and love.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cecily Wolfe
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463639337
• Artikelnr.: 54491975

Autorenporträt

Cecily K. Wolfe is the author of the award-winning, best selling Cliff Walk Christian historical romance and family saga series. She writes contemporary young adult and women's fiction under the name Cecily Wolfe, as well as contemporary sweet romance with her teenage daughter as Alessa Martel.

She holds a master's degree with honors in library science from Kent State University and worked as a public services librarian, serving those in lower income areas of Northeast Ohio, before focusing on writing full-time.