Carolina
- ISBN-10
- 1577489705
- ISBN-13
- 9781577489702
- Category
- Black Mountain (N.C.)
- Pages
- 464
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001
- Publisher
- Barbour Publishing
- Author
- Yvonne Lehman
Description
Famed for their Southern charm and hospitality, the Carolinas tend to attract outsiders and hold on to their natives. With the mist-covered Blue Ridge Mountains as a backdrop, award-winning author Yvonne Lehman spins four delightfully diverse tales of inspirational romance. Beth Bennett answers the Call of the Mountain as she wrestles with her plans to adopt her sister's unborn baby. When the man of her dreams seems to fall for her sister, can Beth let go of her hopes for a family of her own? In an attempt to clear her family's name, Meera Briskin has sought out a Mountain Man. But her heart has picked a dangerous course. Elliott Maxwell is from the wrong family, a family with whom the Briskins have been feuding for three generations. In the light of a Smoky Mountain Sunrise, Ramona Martin agrees to pose as Andre Doudet's girlfriend for a summer - what harm could it do? But Ramona is soon caught in a web of deceit that will challenge her as an athlete, a woman, and a Christian. Jennifer Collins is trapped in her home by the blizzard of the century and now has unexpected company in the form of her rescuer, volunteer fireman Rick Jenkins. Can they help each other survive until other assistance arrives? Can Jennifer help Rick understand that his troubled heart can be washed Whiter than Snow? Here's your ticket for a refreshing escape to the mountains. Enjoy the view as God works out His will in the lives of those who put their trust in Him.
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