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S'està carregant… My Valentine [with bonus story 'Little Shoes and Mistletoe']de Tracie Peterson, Sally Laity
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Fiction.
Romance.
Christian Fiction.
HTML: Enjoy two touching historical romances set in 1800s New York City. When Pierce and Darlene meet in her father's tailor shop, their lives are on very different paths. But neither can forget the other. Also includes the bonus story, Little Shoes and Mistletoe by Sally Laiity, in which two orphans restore a woman's capacity to love. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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Little Shoes and Mistletoe by Sally Laity is set in Manhattan in 1898. Eliza Grace Criswell has left her family home in Harrisburg to live with her Aunt Phoebe Harper in Harper House. Eliza was jilted by her fiancé, Weston Elliot. Eliza is hoping for a fresh start with her Aunt Phoebe. Phoebe introduces Eliza to Micah Richmond, a member of Faith Community Church. Micah bears an uncanny resemblance to Weston Elliot. Micah is a social worker with Child Placement Services. He is devoted to his work and Phoebe helps by providing funds. Micah is engaged to Annabelle Dumont, who does not care for Micah’s profession. After Eliza gets a glimpse at the troubles facing orphaned children in New York City, she wants to help. Eliza convinces Aunt Phoebe to open up the home to orphaned children (until they find permanent placement). Micah wishes Anabelle was more like Eliza in her feelings towards the children and others needing assistance in the tenements. Is Anabelle the right person for Micah?
I found My Valentine to be nicely written and contained good characters. It is, though, very heavy in scripture, religious practices, and prayer. The romance is very subtle with the conversion (from Jewish to Christianity) being the primary focus of the story. I found the story to be very heavy or bogged down. It was difficult to get through. The pace was just very slow. I did enjoy reading about Abraham’s journey towards the Christian religion, and My Valentine has a lovely ending. Little Shoes and Mistletoe was a sweet story. It was easy to read and well written. I liked the characters, the setting, time period, and the ending. The religious aspect is much lighter in Little Shoes and Mistletoe. I found it to be an uplifting novella. Both stories contain good morals and life lessons that readers can apply to their lives. I give this book 3.5 out of 5 stars (My Valentine gets 3 stars and Little Shoes and Mistletoe gets 4 stars). ( )