In Due Season

A Story of Colonial Williamsburg

Born in a London workhouse, John has suffered years of physical and verbal abuse. Finally managing to escape, he stows away on a ship bound for the colonies, only to be discovered while out at sea. After another failed attempt at freedom, he is sold as an indentured servant to the bootmaker in Williamsburg, Virginia. His new-found faith in Christ is tested daily by his master’s arrogant son. Then Elizabeth walks into his life… (A Christian Historical Romance Novel)

©2020 Sandi Rebert (P)2024 Sandi Rebert

I loved it!

My first book by this author and I really enjoyed it. I listened to the audiobook which really brought the characters to life. I loved the way it started with John at a very young age and how it went on till he was older. This made me understand his personality when he was a little older. Elizabeth, Rebecca and Bradley were interesting characters too, although I could have slapped Bradley a bunch of times. Lol
The whole storyline and time period was one I enjoy. You will find romance, forgiveness and growing in faith in the characters.
I can’t wait to read or listen to the sequel.
If you love Christian Historical Romance you will love this story. I can highly recommend this book to my family and friends.
I received the audiobook from the author but was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own.

Story that illustrates God's mercy beautifully!

I enjoyed listening to the audiobook, In Due Season by Sandi Robert. I enjoyed the development of the characters in their walk with Christ and with the ones that came to know Christ in the story. The love interests were sweet and beautiful illustrations of unconditional love. Well done on the narration as well!

Sweet story of friendship and faith

This was a sweet historical fiction that began as a tale of two lonely souls in need of a friend and slowly became something more. I appreciated the elements of faith, especially the importance of keeping one’s integrity in the face of much hardship, and what resulted from that. The story did not go the way I expected, which is not necessarily a bad thing. I only wish that some of the changes/choices were given more time on page to develop, rather than happening off-screen and explained later. I truly felt for the female protagonist’s struggles in the latter part of the book, having been in similar situations myself. Overall, a sweet and clean story with some fun nods to historical figures and events. Note: I was given an audiobook copy of this book by the author.

Great story

My kids and I both loved the story. Great accents! Historical, suspenseful, romantic, with an eternal message. My 10 year old wanted to listen to it ever time we got in the vehicle to go somewhere.

In Due Season

A captivating story from beginning to end. I enjoyed the historical setting of Colonial Williamsburg, being able to picture the streets and shops in the community, having visited the area several times.
It speaks to the harsh reality of life that includes God‘s grace and mercy in the midst of this life, exhibiting love, forgiveness and God‘s redemption throughout the book.
The storyline has unexpected twists and turns along the way.
Looking forward to reading/listening to the sequel!