Winter's Promise

De: Faith McNeill

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Claire Bennett did not move to Laurel Mountain for a fresh start. She moved because she had run out of strength.

Widowed and grieving the loss of her daughter, she is raising two grandchildren who need steadiness more than explanations. The small mountain town offers a rental house, a quiet church, and neighbors who show up whether she asks them to or not. It is meant to be a temporary place to get through the winter.

Across the field lives Drew Marshall, a rancher who keeps his fences mended and his word plain. He sat beside his wife’s sick bed until the end. He knows what it costs to stay when staying is hard. He offers help the same way he does everything else—without fuss and without asking for anything in return.

Claire has learned how to survive. What she has not learned is how to let someone share the weight.

As winter settles over Laurel Mountain, repaired fences turn into shared meals, storms turn into long nights by the fire, and two careful hearts begin to recognize something steady taking root.

A clean, faith-centered small-town romance about love after loss, the strength of community, and the quiet courage it takes to believe again.