Annabelle, Geneva's cousin, gets knocked down so many times. Yet, she keeps holding onto hope, the theme in this Antebellum Era, Christian Historical Romance novel. Living in Edinburgh where she helps her parents manage their general store, Annabelle writes to her Aunt Millie in Kentucky. She shares her concerns about being unable to find a suitable husband, fearing everything Grandmother Kirkland says about her may be the cause of her approach to spinsterhood. However, there is hope she'll have a husband and family of her own when her wealthy American aunt, thousands of miles away across the Atlantic Ocean, writes back to Annabelle in Scotland. Aunt Millie is definitely up to her matchmaking efforts again. If Annabelle is willing to pack up everything she owns and make the dangerous journey to Oregon, there's an American, widowed, gentleman farmer seeking a wife. Balfour MacGregor has pledged his love to her, and all she has to do is cross the sea and a continent to find love, purpose, and contentment. Don't miss the romance and adventure of Volume 2 in the 'Brides of Grace Hill Series' as Annabelle journeys through life's twists and turns, discovering there's always hope, even in the deepest valley.
About the Author: Lisa M. Prysock is an award-winning, bestselling, Christian and inspirational author of more than 13 novels. She was born in Minnesota; raised in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Ohio as a child; and as an adult, has lived in Virginia, Tennessee, Texas, Ohio again, and Florida, before settling in beautiful, rural Kentucky near many horse farms in the countryside bordering Louisville. She and her husband of more than 20 years chose to make their home in Kentucky where the rich heritage, scenic area, local culture and history, along with her faith, are a constant source of inspiration for many of Lisa's books. Together, they have five children, grown. Lisa writes in the genres of both Historical Christian Romance and Contemporary Christian Romance novels, including a multi-author Western Christian Romance series, "Whispers in Wyoming." She is also the author of a devotional. She enjoys sharing her faith through her writing. She has many interests, but a few of these include gardening, cooking, sketching, arts and crafts, sewing, crochet, cross-stitch, scrapbooking, reading, swimming, biking, and walking. She loves dollhouses, cats, horses, butterflies, hats, boots, flip-flops, espadrilles, chocolate, coffee, tea, chocolate, the colors peach and purple, and everything old-fashioned. She adopted the slogan of "The Old-Fashioned Everything Girl" because of her love for classic, traditional, and old-fashioned everything. When she isn't writing, she can sometimes be found teaching herself piano and violin, but humorously finds the process "a bit slow and painful." A few of her favorite authors include Jane Austen, Lucy Maude Montgomery, Louisa May Alcott, and Laura Ingalls Wilder. You'll find "food, fashion, fun, and faith" in Lisa's novels. She continues the joy and adventure of sharing her faith through her writing journey as a member of ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) and LCW (Louisville Christian Writers). Lisa's books are clean and wholesome, inspirational, and family oriented. She gives a generous portion of the proceeds to missions. You can find out more about this author at www.LisaPrysock.com where you'll find free recipes, devotionals, author video interviews and book trailers, giveaways, blog posts, and much more, including an invitation to sign up for her free newsletter.