Lone Point

Where Grace Finds You (Annotated Edition)

De: Gabrielle Clifty, Grace Livingston Hill

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

More than a hundred years after its publication, Grace Livingston Hill's Lone Point remains a captivating meditation on transformation, faith, and the courage it takes to become who you're meant to be.

Maria Hammond arrives at a seaside cottage expecting a boring summer. Instead, she finds herself caught between two worlds: the shallow pleasures that once seemed so important, and a deeper calling toward something real. When she meets Mr. Fairfield, a thoughtful minister struggling with doubts of his own, her carefully constructed defenses begin to crack. But Maria isn't the only one at Lone Point seeking answers. Her brother Winthrop faces temptation and illness. Her sister Rachel demonstrates a faith so genuine it cannot be ignored. And Nannette Davenport, beautiful and beguiling, sets out on a campaign of manipulation that will test everyone's resolve.

This annotated edition presents Chapters XI through XXVI—the heart of Maria's spiritual awakening and her growing love for the man who helped her see what truly matters. With thematic scripture verses and careful restoration of the original text, this edition invites modern readers into a world where faith is taken seriously, love grows from genuine kinship, and grace meets us in our most restless moments.

For readers seeking stories that nourish the soul, Lone Point offers what contemporary fiction often overlooks: the beauty of a life being remade by something larger than ourselves.