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Proper Intentions

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For years, eighteen-year-old Kate has struggled on her own as a Christian. An orphan at age five when her parents were killed by Indians, Kate and her sisters have been living with Mattie Tucker, a kind, hard-working women who has not accepted Jesus Christ. Only Kate's memories of her godly parents have nurtured her faith.

Now Kate's lonely walk may be ending, in more than one way. Just arriving in Beaver Creek, Ohio is Reverend Wheeler and his two strapping sons, Ben and Luke. Ben, a strong Christian, is attracted to Kate but the presence of an unscrupulous local ladies' man, and perhaps a secret beau, threatens to undermine his confidence.

On the precipice of the nineteenth century, Beaver Creek needs a new church to reach out to those in need, and a man of proper intentions to claim the heart of a beautiful women, faithful women.

170 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

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Also published under Dianne Christner

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July 3, 2025
It's the first decade of the nineteenth century and Ohio has just been accepted as a state and growth is beginning to take place in this new state. This book is the first in a series of four novellas in a series titled Ohio that follow the 3 Carson sisters. This one focuses on the eldest sister, Kate, who is being pursued by several young men. But her heart and soul are telling her to seek the one who is not only strong but also a Godly young man. Quick, enjoyable Christian romance that is developed fairly well within its 113 pages. I will read the others at a later date.
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July 24, 2010
Love is not always about feelings, nor the way we've felt it.
It's something we need and we have to open up things unseen. Faith is being strengthened by each characters in this book.
It's more inspiring to have a relationship whose foundation is Christ! I learned that fate nor destiny cannot lead us to the one we want But only God can choose and can give you the person meant for you.
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