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Abiding Faith - Freedom's Call: A novella of the American Revolution
Finding God’s will in the midst of Revolution
Is it a noble thing for a man to fight for freedom? Or should he let God fight for him? When does a man. . .or a woman. . .take up arms and join the battle? A pacifist Quaker widow and a prisoner of war Patriot risk their hearts…and their lives…to find God’s will. But will the gap between her peace-loving faith and his determination to return to fight in the American Revolution be a chasm too wide to cross?
Is it a noble thing for a man to fight for freedom? Or should he let God fight for him? When does a man. . .or a woman. . .take up arms and join the battle? A pacifist Quaker widow and a prisoner of war Patriot risk their hearts…and their lives…to find God’s will. But will the gap between her peace-loving faith and his determination to return to fight in the American Revolution be a chasm too wide to cross?
151 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 27, 2025
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September 29, 2025
Freedom's Call
This was an interesting story, if a little strange. Unfortunately it unravels a bit towards the end and there are a few things that don't add up as a result. Anne takes the box to Mr Patton with the money and letter, but neither she nor Patrick give instructions for it to be given to Dash for 'safe keeping'. Conveniently Mr Patton ends up giving it to Dash because he is going on a trip. How come Dash didn't go after them knowing where they were? Dash ordered guards to protect Anne from Lyttle. Later Patrick says to him he (Lyttle) can call them off because he ordered them to stand guard. So yes... Interesting in some ways but a few inconsistencies that need editing.
This was an interesting story, if a little strange. Unfortunately it unravels a bit towards the end and there are a few things that don't add up as a result. Anne takes the box to Mr Patton with the money and letter, but neither she nor Patrick give instructions for it to be given to Dash for 'safe keeping'. Conveniently Mr Patton ends up giving it to Dash because he is going on a trip. How come Dash didn't go after them knowing where they were? Dash ordered guards to protect Anne from Lyttle. Later Patrick says to him he (Lyttle) can call them off because he ordered them to stand guard. So yes... Interesting in some ways but a few inconsistencies that need editing.
November 7, 2026
This was a Fantastic Historical Christian fiction novella . The story was believable and the characters were heartwarming. I was able to read a copy of this book in the Once Upon a Courtship BOX set collection via Kindle, but it did not in any way affect my review. All opinions are my own.
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