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GONE TO TEXAS
Free June 23- 27th
Genre: Historical
Christian Romance
Series
:
Cross Timbers Romances Family Saga, book one
ALSO:
Thanksgiving Books & Blessings Collection One, Book one
Excerpt
The four big girls went to town,
haven't talked to Alicia yet, but she and Gabby came back holding hands like they
were her mother and me at that age.
Mallory doesn't know whatever’s
going on either. I shot her a what-happened look at supper, and she only
shrugged. Esther seemed bewildered, too. Hopefully, it isn’t Miss Harrell
working some kind of dodge on Alicia.
If that girl comes between Flynn
and Alicia, I will not be responsible for my actions.
Thank you,
Lord, for levelheaded husbands who keep their wives from doing evil things to
young girls. She glanced over at him. He’d rolled away from the light of the
lantern.
Oh, how she
adored and respected her husband.
Thank you,
Lord, for blessing me with the love of this man. I know I didn't do anything to
deserve him. She returned to her journal.
Reviews
The O’Neals, Worleys,
Van Zandts, and Harrells each face different crises that unite them around the
goal of seeking their own farmland in Texas. As they embark on a journey
fraught with dangers, their ups and downs captivate the reader. From shyster
land agents to perilous river crossings, lurking wildlife, and overwhelming
disappointments, these men and women take on life’s challenges, but also
experience its joys, especially in the last chapters. Caryl McAdoo crafts
characters that are absolutely believable. “Gone to Texas” leaves one feeling
satisfied with a well-crafted, character-driven novel accurate to the times—a book
heartily recommended for older teens and adults.
What a delightful story! I love how each journal entry starts
with or includes a Bible verse or two. I love how the individual families work
together as a unit. I’m really excited about this new series! -- Cindy Nipper, a reader
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