A Divine Love Out of the Embers: A Christian Historical Romance Book
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- Type：Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
- Create Date：2022-01-18 13:21:03
- Update Date：2025-09-06
- Status：finish
- Author：Chloe Carley
- ISBN：B09Q2CTRQH
- Environment：PC/Android/iPhone/iPad/Kindle
Reviews
Chanda Hofrichter
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Powerful story well worth reading it started out with catastrophe and the way the story turns out is fantastic another number one。
Gwen Hight
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A Devine Love about of the EmbersShe became a mail order bride from desperation and a need to escape abuse and she blamed herself for her family's death。 He walked with a limp and felt God had forgotten about him The characters are prayerful and are inspired by the Bible。 The extended epilogue shows faith works and God has a planI A Devine Love about of the EmbersShe became a mail order bride from desperation and a need to escape abuse and she blamed herself for her family's death。 He walked with a limp and felt God had forgotten about him The characters are prayerful and are inspired by the Bible。 The extended epilogue shows faith works and God has a planI 。。。more
Gail
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More like 3。5 stars。 I have mixed feelings about this story。 It was an interesting story line， but there were so many typos and errors that the book became difficult to read at times。 The characters seemed unreal， quoting lengthy scripture a LOT; but they didn't seem to believe it when they facing difficulties。 The hero had a rather negative and critical spirit， assuming that his mail order bride didn't like him and found him repulsive because she wouldn't look at him after they met （though he More like 3。5 stars。 I have mixed feelings about this story。 It was an interesting story line， but there were so many typos and errors that the book became difficult to read at times。 The characters seemed unreal， quoting lengthy scripture a LOT; but they didn't seem to believe it when they facing difficulties。 The hero had a rather negative and critical spirit， assuming that his mail order bride didn't like him and found him repulsive because she wouldn't look at him after they met （though he wouldn't look at her either）。 Both the hero and heroine seemed "stiff"， overly dramatic， and jumped to conclusions。 Several parts were repetitive。 I did enjoy the secondary characters--Betty and Joshua--who seemed to add encouragement to the story。Finally， once again， I could not open the Extended Epilogue in my Paperwhite Kindle！ Very frustrating！ 。。。more
Nancy Werner
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