The Kindled Flame

Freedoms Holy Light #2

by Sally Laity, Dianna Crawford

Desiring an advantageous marriage, Jane Haynes finds herself working for the Crown against her family's patriotic cause. Is she willing to betray those she loves to achieve her goal?

Genres: Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Historical, Romance, Christian

298 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1994

About the author

Sally Laity considers it a joy to know that the Lord can touch other hearts through her stories. She has written both historical and contemporary novels, including a co-authored series for Tyndale House and another for Barbour Publishing, nine Heartsong Romances, and twelve Barbour novellas. Her favorite pastimes include quilting for her church’s Prayer Quilt Ministry and scrapbooking. She makes her home in the beautiful Tehachapi Mountains of southern California with her husband of fifty years and enjoys being a grandma and great-grandma.

Reviews

[Grace Lynch · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a fun read for me! The main character of Jane drove me nuts most of the book I must say, but the development of her thoughts and character was well done in my opinion. Ted’s character development caught my heartstrings for sure. Loved this read!

[Courtney Wyant · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really this book. It had a decent plot that started up a little after the first book, THe Dawn Awakening which was also decent. To be honest with you it is not one of my favorites yet it was also not a waste of my time. I admit this one took a few days to finish but as I said, I finished it. It is one I borrowed from the library so no complaints on how much they are... Yet the plot was refreshing and also had a great twists here and there but the ending of the Awakening at Dawn was more leaning toward me.
All in All it was not that bad of a book

[Becca Evans · Rating 4 out of 5]

These books aren't the best written books on the face of the planet, but they are fun to read. I struggled getting into this one more than I did the first book. And as I continue through the series, I remember less and less of the story as I remember these first two books. Although it's not a book that makes me think or has the most thrilling story line or even is written all that well, it is enjoyable to read. And sometimes you just need to read a book because you want to not think and get away from your own world. And that's exactly what this book was.

[rob · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing

I am so loving this series and I feel attached to the characters and this family. Ted and Jane were not characters I like because they were both snobby and selfish. It was beautiful to see the transformation take place in their lives from yielding it to the Lord!

[Denise · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this series. I like how Jane progress in this book and also Ted.