A Test of Faith: The Sequel to That Gentile Girl

Emma Peterson, Book 2

De: Linda Chism

Narrado por: Linda Chism

Emma has finally found her promised land, but her newfound happiness ends with the arrival of a single letter.

Her beloved new husband, Stephen, has been called to return to England to gather more pioneers. Before him lay thousands of miles of mountains, plains, and ocean. Before her lay the impossible challenges of frontier Utah and the raising of Stephen’s three motherless children.

Renegade Indians, voracious grasshoppers, and near starvation threaten to destroy her family in Stephen’s absence. But their greatest challenge comes as Stephen returns, a man forever marred by trail conditions no human should ever face. Can the two them survive their greatest trial–a test of love all but lost?

Buy A Test of Faith today to follow one young woman’s inspiring tale of courage and resilience against the backdrop of Utah’s darkest hour.

©2021 Linda Chism (P)2023 Linda Chism

Love and Faith

A story of faith, love, sadness and strength. The trials and triumphs of pioneers always amazes me! This short story is told beautifully of a woman early in the USA’s growth. Recited are her struggles faith, her strength to keep on moving forward and her love of those around her.
Waiting to hear the next chapter!

Relentless trials on the Utah frontier!

In Linda Chism's "A Test of Faith: The Sequel to That Gentile Girl," Emma Peterson faces relentless trials on the Utah frontier while her husband, Stephen, confronts a perilous journey. Chism's writing and narration, performed by the author herself, beautifully capture the resilience of love in the harshest of circumstances. A compelling tale of courage and endurance, highly recommended for fans of historical fiction.

Inspirational Novella

I enjoyed the second book of the "Emma Peterson" series more than the first one. This story picked up shortly after the first one ended. Emma and Stephen got married, but Stephen has been asked to leave his family to return to England to inspire others in his faith. While he was gone, Emma faced many of the obstacles that pioneers faced in the days of old. I admired Emma's spirit and her growth. I liked her character arc. I was drawn into the hardships that she faced. Linda Chism's narration was fine, and her performance improved as the story progressed. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.