A Christmas Hope for the Orphans' Teacher

A Historical Western Romance Novel

De: Mia Dunham

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Clara Whitfield has dedicated her life to the children at the orphanage where she grew up, working as their teacher and guiding them with kindness and care. She owes everything to the mayor of a nearby town, who has long supported the orphanage and to whom she feels a deep sense of duty. Yet when she meets Sheriff Elias Boone, his calm strength and gentle ways stir feelings she has long resisted, and she questions whether she could ever allow herself to love.

Haunted by memories of the war, Sheriff Elias Boone keeps to himself, yet he quietly lends a hand wherever it is needed in town. When the mayor asks for his assistance preparing a borrowed home for the teacher and the orphanage children for the Christmas feast, Elias throws himself into the repairs, determined to make the house warm and welcoming. The more time he spends with the teacher and the children, the more he begins to wonder if love might still be possible for him.

When one of the youngest children vanishes during the Christmas celebration, Clara and Sheriff Boone are thrust into a frantic search, each decision fraught with risk. Surrounded by peril, they are forced to face the truths of their hearts and decide if the bond growing between them is worth defying everything they’ve ever known.

Tropes: Orphan Children, The Unconventional Heroine, Forced Proximity, Rescue Romance

"A Christmas Hope for the Orphans' Teacher" is a historical romance novel of approximately 80,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.