Spirit of the Valley (Green Valley Series)
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Author(s)
Jane Shoup
Publisher
Zebra
ISBN / ASIN
1420137298
ISBN-13
9781420137293
Availability
Not yet published
Sales Rank
#973,984
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
"There are authors who touch the heart, but this one grabs hold of your soul." --Romance At Heart Reviews
“Down in the Valley is a keeper.â€â€”Catherine Lanigan, author of Romancing the Stone
In Virginia, 1883, some things you can run from. . . some you have to fight.
Pauline Ray is on the run, and she won't get far. With thirty-four dollars, two small children to feed, the cold coming in fast, she has no idea how she'll hide her tracks from her monster of a husband, let alone support her family. But Pauline is done with convention, and with nothing from her old life worth preserving, not even her name, she's free to become a whole new person.
All she has to do is singlehandedly turn a run-down homestead into the haven she and her children need, in a town full of wagging tongues and watchful eyes. But one man is watching her with more than judgment. Pauline would never have considered his scandalous proposal in her days as an obedient, suffering wife and daughter. But "Lizzie" might dare to accept him--his love, his work, and his secrets--and wrest her story toward a happily ever after all her own. . .
“Down in the Valley is a keeper.â€â€”Catherine Lanigan, author of Romancing the Stone
In Virginia, 1883, some things you can run from. . . some you have to fight.
Pauline Ray is on the run, and she won't get far. With thirty-four dollars, two small children to feed, the cold coming in fast, she has no idea how she'll hide her tracks from her monster of a husband, let alone support her family. But Pauline is done with convention, and with nothing from her old life worth preserving, not even her name, she's free to become a whole new person.
All she has to do is singlehandedly turn a run-down homestead into the haven she and her children need, in a town full of wagging tongues and watchful eyes. But one man is watching her with more than judgment. Pauline would never have considered his scandalous proposal in her days as an obedient, suffering wife and daughter. But "Lizzie" might dare to accept him--his love, his work, and his secrets--and wrest her story toward a happily ever after all her own. . .
