Hope's Enduring Echo - Paperback
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by Kim Vogel Sawyer (Author)
A charming historical romance about two young people whose discovery of fossilized bones leads to a love that echoes through the ages--from the bestselling author of The Songbird of Hope Hill
"A novel rich in friendship, faith, love, and the resiliency of hope. A story to lift your heart and warm your soul."--Cathy Gohlke, Christy Award Hall of Fame, author of Ladies of the Lake and This Promised Land Since an accident left her father unable to work, Jennie Ward has taken on the demanding task of inspecting the isolated seven-mile wooden pipeline that supplies water to Ca?on City, Colorado. Despite her responsibilities, Jennie harbors dreams of going back to school and longs for something even simpler: a friend. One day, in a moment of impulsive and seemingly hopeless prayer, she asks God for companionship. Her prayer is answered almost immediately with the arrival of Leo Day, a paleontology student searching for ancient bones buried along the ridges of the wild Arkansas River. Despite her long workdays, Jennie agrees to guide Leo in his quest. As Jennie navigates her burgeoning friendship with Leo and her unwavering loyalty to her father, she finds herself torn. Leo, who longs for his own father's approval, could change all Jennie knows. It's undeniable that God has intertwined their paths, but to what end? With so much at stake, what does He truly intend for the preacher's son and the linewalker's daughter to uncover?Author Biography
Kim Vogel Sawyer is a highly acclaimed, bestselling author with more than 1.5 million books in print in seven different languages. Her titles have earned numerous accolades including the ACFW Carol Award, the Inspirational Readers' Choice Award, and the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. Kim lives in central Kansas with her retired military husband, Don, where she continues to write gentle stories of hope. When she isn't writing, you'll find her petting cats, packing Operation Christmas Child boxes, or spending time with her daughters and grandchildren.
