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Virginia Pembrook is great at fixing
people’s problems. The only problem is that not everyone
wants to follow that advice. When Ginney gets a letter from
her cousin in Oregon, she plans to ask her mother to take
her not knowing her mother already wanted to go. In Oregon,
Ginney not only finds her cousin needing help, but the man
she vowed as a child to marry needs help as well. She knows
that only God can help him, but can she trust God to do all
the work?
Caleb Jasper’s world was shattered the
day his father fell off a horse and was no longer able to be
in charge of his ranch. Calab had just finished his
schooling to become a preacher but now feels obligated to
stay home to take care of the ranch. He loves Ginney but
knows deep in his heart that she was born to be a preacher’s
wife, and that means he must let her go. If only he could
learn to love ranching and bookkeeping. Must he learn to
live with the longings of his heart or will his dreams come
true?
Miss Fix It by L.C. Monroe and Nicolette
Derens is a wonderful story of God’s love. The
character’s problems seemed so real to me. Miss Fix It
wraps you in the fears and hopes that they travel through,
from the young orphan to the widow, to the ones hurting
physically and emotionally. I like that even though the
characters are all strong they all have weaknesses, and that
they need help. This is a good example that even strong
Christians can lose site of where God wants them. |