Love Never Fails

by Martha Rogers

Overview

At odds over their beliefs and separated by the war, Molly and Stefan must learn to depend of God.
In book three of the Homeward Journey series, Daniel and Sally Delaney’s daughter Molly finishes school and returns to her home to teach. When old friends of her parents come for a visit with their son, Stefan, Molly is attracted to the young man, but all he is interested in is talking about his position in the army. When he leaves to rejoin his regiment, Molly is both relieved and saddened. Can they overcome their differences and find love?
 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781621366478
Publisher:	Charisma Media
Publication date:	11/04/2014
Series:	The Homeward Journey , #3
Pages:	304
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.90(d)

Editorial Reviews

09/22/2014
Rogers has written much historical fiction (the Winds Across the Prairie series), and continues drawing from life in the late 19th century with her third Homeward Journey novel, set in the post–Civil War era. In Stoney Creek, Tex., Molly Whiteman looks forward to a visit from Clarissa Elliot, her Louisiana friend. Clarissa’s brother, Stefan Elliot, arrives as well, and Molly is immediately attracted to the handsome cavalry officer. Stefan is drawn to Molly, but the pair have just two weeks before the Elliots return home and Stefan returns to Fort Apache in Arizona. Even greater than the distance between them is Molly’s loathing of guns and fighting, and Stefan’s desire to make the military his career. When Stefan is injured, they depend on God to work miracles and help them find a way to be together. While perfectly serviceable, Rogers’s novel lacks the lyrical writing that would make it sing. Readers will miss the expressive writing of other books in the genre. (Nov.)

Publishers Weekly