Son and Salvation

De: Sally Self

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the untamed Colorado Territory of the 1850s, seventeen-year-old Josephine Wesley's life is shattered when Arapaho raiders attack her family's homestead. After witnessing her father's murder and the capture of her mother and sisters, Josephine is left for dead in the brutal winter wilderness. Finding shelter in an abandoned cabin, she must overcome her fears and learn to survive alone in the harsh mountain environment.
When German immigrants Benjamin and Millie Schaeffer return to find Josephine living in their cabin, an unexpected romance blooms between the strong-willed survivor and the thoughtful Benjamin. But Josephine's world is upended again when she discovers her brothers are alive and her mother is being held captive in a saloon. With help from a retired marshal and his unlikely band of ranch hands, they mount a daring rescue mission that will test their faith, courage and love.
Set against the sweeping backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, "Son and Salvation" is a moving tale of survival, redemption and the transformative power of faith. This clean historical romance weaves together themes of family, forgiveness and finding love in the most unexpected places. Readers will be captivated by Josephine's journey from fear to faith as she finds her strength, saves her mother and opens her heart to love.