Along Came Love
(2025)

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Carrie Turansky, 2025
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1 online resource (270 pages)

ISBN/ISSN
9781733529266 MWT19226007, 1733529268 19226007
LANGUAGE
English
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When single mom Lauren Woodman skids off a snowy Vermont road, she's rescued by Wes Evans, a quiet stranger with haunted eyes and a heart full of secrets. Believing he's a drifter, Lauren offers him a place to stay until the storm passes. But as she gets to know Wes, she discovers a man of deep faith who once served as a missionary-and who is now struggling to rebuild his life after imprisonment overseas.Grateful for his kindness and drawn to his gentle strength, Lauren begins to hope that God might be giving her a second chance at love. Yet both she and Wes carry wounds that make trust difficult. When their growing affection forces them to face painful truths, they must decide if they are willing to risk everything-past mistakes, hidden fears, and even their hearts-for the chance to embrace God's grace and a future together.Originally published by Steeple Hill Love Inspired, Along Came Love has been beautifully updated and revised for today's readers, offering a heartwarming story of forgiveness, redemption, and love born from faith. Carrie Turansky is the award-winning author of seventeen inspirational romance novels and novellas. She is the winner of the ACFW Carol Award, the International Digital Award, and the Crystal Globe Award. She has been a member of American Christian Fiction Writers since 2000. Her latest releases are Moonlight Over Manhattan, Mountain Christmas Brides, and A Refuge at Highland Hall, her well received English historical series. She lives in central New Jersey with her husband, Scott, who is a pastor, author, speaker and counselor. They have five adult children. Carrie leads women's ministry at her church, and when she is not writing she enjoys gardening, reading, flower arranging, and cooking healthy meals for friends and Family

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