A
Spellbinding Tour de Force about Forgiveness, Redemption & Love!
Having
read and loved, Author Sandra Ardoin's ‘The Yuletide Angel’, I knew I would
enjoy her newest novel as well! Layers of tension, longing, and secrets are
woven artfully into the lives of this historical fiction played out against the
moral strictures of the 1800's in North Carolina.
Now
that Kit Barnes has seen Joanna Stewart six year after he used her shamefully and
threw her away condemning both of them to live lives of regret will each
finally be able to reconcile? Or will their secret yearning for each other be
denied?
The
themes of temptation, repentance, forgiveness, and love are sown like fine silk
thread on brocade within this taunt telling where the characters must decide to
believe in man's opinion of them or trust that Gods Word is true and He can
redeem them.
The
culmination of this book left me speechless, for though no one really knows
either of them, both Kit and Joanna have to face their moral crucible and
should they choose to believe what people think of them they are lost.
This
story drew me closer to the Lord, and as an author made me wish I had written
this book! amzn.to/1RPxewj
About
Author Sandra Ardoin
Passionate
about horses and a fan of old westerns, it's only natural that Sandra Ardoin
sets stories in the days of the horse and buggy. Her upcoming Christmas novella
(to release October 2014), The Yuletide Angel, is no exception.
Her
short stories have been published in both adult and juvenile denominational
publications, and her story "Get A Clue" is part of the Family Ties:
Thirteen Short Stories collection. She's written devotions for adults and
children, and her light verse has appeared in The Saturday Evening Post,
Cappers, and Mature Living.
Sandy
is the married mother of a young adult. In her spare time, she reads, listens
to country music, digs rocks out of her garden, watches NASCAR, and embarrasses
her family with her enthusiastic cheering during NFL games. (She's also a vocal
armchair coach.)
She
is a member of ACFW and Carolina Christian Writers (ACFW-Charlotte Chapter).
Visit her at www.sandraardoin.com and on the Seriously Write blog. Connect with
her on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Goodreads, and Pinterest.
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