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Mercy: Prairie Roses Collection Book 49
Fleeing the wrath of a spurned woman, Mercy Tahnee vowed to join her grandparents west of the Mississippi despite the reality of a fearsome journey through the vast American wilderness alone. Then divine happenstance delivered a delirious man to her wagon amid a bitter storm, and their journey toward the setting sun turned a trail of tears into a powerful promise of provision and peace.
114 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 28, 2025
About the author
Michele Pollock Dalton
68 books11 followersMy name is Michele Pollock Dalton; and, I am an unapologetic romantic.
Although I have been writing since early childhood, I have only recently overcome my reticence about sharing the stories that I create.
Most days are spent wheeling around after a remarkable little boy that I love with all my heart. And, sometimes I put my domestic goddess skills to work, so we don't have to run around naked =)
White chocolate truffles and faith fuel my writing endeavors; and, my sincere hope is that the characters I invent resonate with folks who need a bit of inspiration to face their day
Although I have been writing since early childhood, I have only recently overcome my reticence about sharing the stories that I create.
Most days are spent wheeling around after a remarkable little boy that I love with all my heart. And, sometimes I put my domestic goddess skills to work, so we don't have to run around naked =)
White chocolate truffles and faith fuel my writing endeavors; and, my sincere hope is that the characters I invent resonate with folks who need a bit of inspiration to face their day
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May 4, 2025
Exhilarating Excitement!
This was such an emotional story of Mercy and Asa. Heart break, bear attacks, Indian Suffering, Adversity, and above all faith, family and community. I so connected with this story. Great story!!
This was such an emotional story of Mercy and Asa. Heart break, bear attacks, Indian Suffering, Adversity, and above all faith, family and community. I so connected with this story. Great story!!
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