By Catherine Palmer
Desire and love blossom at the untamed prairie as a tender lady trying to find a spot to name domestic occurs upon a Kansas domicile in the course of the 1860s . . . A city known as desire, the inspiring sequence set in submit Civil warfare Kansas, is the construction of best-selling romance author Catherine Palmer. within the fast moving Prairie Rose, impulsive nineteen-year-old Rosie turbines takes a role taking care of the younger son of widowed homesteader Seth Hunter so as to break out the orphanage during which she was once raised. Rosie's naive view of affection and her knowing of what it capacity to have a Father in heaven are speedy positioned to the attempt. frightened of being wounded back, Seth struggles to freely open his heart--to his hurting son, to a woman's love, and to a Father who won't abandon him. jointly Rosie and Seth needs to face the cruel uncertainties of prairie life--and the only guy who threatens to smash their happiness. Praire Rose launches a sequence certain to fulfill readers who count on reliable biblical values in a healthy, exhilarating romance.
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Rosie didn’t care that she had astonished them all. This was her chance—and she intended to take it. Mrs. Jameson turned on her. “Don’t be ridiculous,” she snapped. “The cook will be searching the whole house for you. ” “Yes, ma’am … but … but I believe I’ll go to Kansas with Mr. Hunter instead. I’ll be his worker. ” She swallowed and forced herself to meet those bright blue eyes. “Sir, won’t you take me with you? I’m nineteen—almost twenty—and I can do a good day’s work. ” So far Seth Hunter had said nothing.
Twins. ” Rosie knew the birth of twins could kill, and there was little anyone could do about it. A widower with small children would have a hard lot on the prairie. Any man in such a dire situation would be desperate to find himself a hardy new wife. And he couldn’t be choosy. Rosie mulled this thought as they crossed Rock Creek the following morning. At Muddy Creek a circuit preacher approached on his horse. He gave the travelers a friendly wave. ” he called. ” “Good morrow to you,” Sheena replied.
She could plant and dig and hoe. And she knew she could look after that boy. “I’m so sorry, Mr. Hunter,” Mrs. Jameson said, “but I simply couldn’t send a twelve-year-old off with a stranger. We find our children jobs in the city. With the shortage of men these days, even our younger ones are working at the liveries and helping with refuse collection—” “Shoveling stables and picking up garbage? ” “But I can’t just give you a child. ” “Slavery? I’m holding out a chance at a new life. I’m offering this boy a future.