Product Description

Historical Romance: Three Kentucky women find life isn't like anything they expected. Susanna longs for the finer things in life and sees Mammoth Cave as being a way to bring those things to her and her family. When Rose becomes a surrogate mother to a sickly infant, she has no idea that a decade later she'll come face to face with the man whose selfish action gave her a family. Recently widowed, Molly returns to the mountains of her childhood to help raise the children of her dead sister. Will true love ultimately lead these women out of their despair?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #796730 in Books
• Published on: 2007-11-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

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• ISBN13: 9781597898508
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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From the Publisher
Romancing America
Take a trip through the faith-filled romance lives of Americans. Meet historical brides who witnessed a country being birthed through both joy and pain. Be there for contemporary weddings as modern men and women experience the joy of finding their soul mates. Each collection contains three romances, and you'll want to collect them all.

About the Author
LAURALEE BLISS, a former nurse, is a prolific writer of inspirational fiction, as well as home educator. She resides with her famiy near Charlottesville, Virginia in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. ;IRENE BRAND is

Customer Reviews

Each story is very moving
Reviewed by Lori Plach for Reader Views (1/08)

"All things work together for the good of those who love God." How hard is it to remember these words when you are going through trials of this life? "Kentucky Brides" is a collection of three novellas by three talented Christian ladies.

For Jared Edwards in "Into the Deep," it seems so hard to understand why his Aunt had to die. The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky was supposed to be a place of sure healing. Jared believes the cave to be the cave of death because he blames his Aunt's death on being placed there. Could the "cave of death" actually be the place where a new chapter of his life begins?

"Where the River Flows" is a story of a man losing the love of his life. Edward is left with a sickly infant and no wife to help care for it. Rose enters Edward and Martin's lives as a surrogate mother. Edward is dealing with a lot of guilt. Will he be able to work through his guilt and pain and see that God is truly working in his life?

Jonas McLean is also a man who has lost the love of his wife and is a father with dependent children but no other parent to help him with the responsibility of parenting. Molly Pierpont decides to help her brother-in-law raise his children. She too knows the pain of losing someone she loves as she is not only mourning her sister but also is a widow herself. Molly has clear-cut differences from her sister. Will this couple be able to see through their mourning for loves lost and see God's guiding hand on their future?

Each of these stories is an excellent story. Each story in "Kentucky Brides" is very moving and flows beautifully from start to finish. You will find yourself cheering for these couples to see through their pain and see that with God guiding you along life's journey, you cannot lose.