A Place to Belong
Lauraine Snelling
Bethany House, Apr 1 2013, $14.99
ISBN: 9780764204173
In 1906 South Dakota, Lucas Engstrom and Cassie Lockwood are engaged. However, as she works the shooting contest circuit before winter arrives, Cassie realizes she does not love her fiancé; instead she misses his brother Ransom. She prays to the Lord for guidance and concludes that God intends for her to become Lucas’ wife since everyone knows she has made him a better person since becoming part of his life.
As Ransom opens up a furniture store, he misses Cassie who is on a Wild West show tour. At the same time, Lucas tries to conceal the fact that he is attracted to Betsy Hudson because he has disappointed his family so many times before and they want him to marry Cassie.
The third Wild West Wind historical romance (see Valley Of Dreams and Whispers In The Wind) is an exciting early twentieth century on the northern Great Plains tale. Cassie holds the engaging Americana storyline together with a need caused by her circuit touring childhood to own things especially a house she can call home until her heart tells her to take a leap of faith.
Harriet Klausner
Lauraine Snelling
Bethany House, Apr 1 2013, $14.99
ISBN: 9780764204173
In 1906 South Dakota, Lucas Engstrom and Cassie Lockwood are engaged. However, as she works the shooting contest circuit before winter arrives, Cassie realizes she does not love her fiancé; instead she misses his brother Ransom. She prays to the Lord for guidance and concludes that God intends for her to become Lucas’ wife since everyone knows she has made him a better person since becoming part of his life.
As Ransom opens up a furniture store, he misses Cassie who is on a Wild West show tour. At the same time, Lucas tries to conceal the fact that he is attracted to Betsy Hudson because he has disappointed his family so many times before and they want him to marry Cassie.
The third Wild West Wind historical romance (see Valley Of Dreams and Whispers In The Wind) is an exciting early twentieth century on the northern Great Plains tale. Cassie holds the engaging Americana storyline together with a need caused by her circuit touring childhood to own things especially a house she can call home until her heart tells her to take a leap of faith.
Harriet Klausner
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