Love's Sure Dawn: Historical Christian Romance (Eagle Harbor)

"More than just a satisfying love story." Melissa Jagears, award winning Christian author"Wow. Naomi Rawlings just keeps on getting better." Wilani Wahl, book blogger No matter how hard she tries to help, Rebekah Cummings always ends up causing more problems than she solves. This time, though, things will be different. She'll find a way to pay her family's debts, even if doing so requires leaving Eagle Harbor. Maybe then they'll start treating her as a capable woman who makes her own choices. Gilbert Sinclair is going to marry an heiress. With his latest business venture sunk at the bottom of Lake Superior, he needs money to replace the steamship he lost, so he heads to Chicago where his father's business connections should land him a suitable wife. Like most things in his meticulously planned life, everything goes as expected—until he discovers Rebekah Cummings working as the new cook on his ship. Rebekah well remembers the pain she endured the last time she tried trusting Gilbert, and Gilbert can't afford to pursue the love of a working class woman. But they can't stop the forgotten feelings swirling between them—or ignore the sacrifices they'd both have to make for a future together. If you love Christian romance, small towns, and historical places that come alive on the page, then you will love Love's Sure Dawn. Eagle Harbor Series--Where Love Finds Its Anchor Book 1: Love's Unfading Light (Mac and Tressa)Book 2: Love's Every Whisper (Elijah and Victoria) Short Story: Love's Beginning (Elijah and Victoria)Book 3: Love's Sure Dawn (Gilbert and Rebekah)Book 4: Love's Eternal Breath (Seth and Lindy--winter 2016)Book 5: Love's Constant Hope (Thomas and Jessalyn--summer 2016)Book 6: Love's Bright Tomorrow (Isaac and Aileen--winter 2017)
ASIN: 1518891284
VSKU: BVV.1518891284.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Rawlings, Naomi
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use