Zoe
Hart, a passenger on a bride ship, landed on Vancouver Island in
January of 1863. Not only was she seeking a husband, but also her
twin brother who had fled to the area after being falsely accused of
a crime in their hometown of Manchester, England. Little did she know
that before finding either, she would become mother to an orphaned
native child. Through Zoe's story, Hedlund tells a tale that explores
the themes of God's calling on our lives and the difference between
having religion and having a relationship with our heavenly Father.
The story is filled with love, compassion, humor, adventure, and even
a good dose of sensuality. It will be pleasing to a wide range of
readers.
I
am grateful to have received a copy of A Bride of
Convenience from Bethany House
via NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion. I was under no
obligation to provide a positive review, and received no monetary
compensation.
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