A Place to Call Home
In an attempt to conquer her painful past and gain peace over the brutal murder of her father, Grace McIntyre along with her Xena, Warrior Princess look-alike sister, Phoebe Wallace, begins a journey that will transcend her deepest desires and bring her to the brink of despair. With the purchase of an old Victorian farmhouse in the middle of the Kansas prairie, Grace wishes to bring closure to a horrible event which had taken place there twenty-six years before. So, in the hopes of renovating her life, Grace enlists the talents of a local carpenter, Dominick Carson, to restore the old Victorian house to its former glory and start her own bed and breakfast business. Soon, Grace finds herself fighting her ever-growing and unwanted attraction to the "Ty Pennington of Beacon, Kansas". Little does she know, however, that her un-welcomed romance is the least of her problems: an ominous part of her past begins to stalk her and will eventually take her to the edge of disaster. Will her faith in God and the love of a good man be enough to sustain her and bring her out alive and unscathed?
286 pages
English edition · First published 2012 by Jessica Berg · ISBN 9780988794306
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