All Esther’s dreams came true… until they were ripped from her without warning. Esther fell in love at the age of five. When she finally married the boy of her dreams she knew her future would hold nothing but happiness. Jacob was the love of her life and had they only been blessed with a boppli; their lives couldn’t have been happier. The one dream that wouldn’t come true. After just three years of wedded bliss Jacob died unexpectedly, leaving Esther shattered, alone, and pregnant. After six weeks of trying to keep Jacob’s business open, Noah Miller can’t continue burning the candle at both ends. He hires a store manager, Daniel Fischer, to take charge of the store until Esther is in a better state of mind to make decisions about the store’s future. When Esther finds out her father hired a replacement for her husband in his own business, she is devastated. And then a life changing revelation is made, and Esther fears she is losing her faith. Why would God take her husband with one hand and answer her prayers with the other? She tries her best to be indifferent to Daniel Fischer but something about him makes her dream of the future again. Will Esther learn to open her heart to love again? Can Daniel accept another man’s child as his own? Follow this sweet heartfelt journey as Esther works through the grief of losing a husband and the scary prospect of falling in love again.
Wonderful story - filled with sadness and joy and an abundance of faith and love. Sweet/tender story about faith and a growing heart that can overflow with love. Thank you for the beautiful epilogue - I truly hate stories that just end at the "I do", I want the "and then.....".
A beautiful MUST read book. I am so thankful for the lovely created of faith filled books.
This was such a great great book I started reading I could not put it down the author Hannah did not disappoint it was a book of sadness , happiness it was such a great read I loved it.
I absolutely loved this book and could not put it down. I loved also how it had an epilogue. I will definitely look forward to reading more of this authors books. Great read!!
Hannah has once again written a lovely story. A Love story times two. Death of a spouse is an extremely difficult path to journey on, but to add the complication of a pregnancy to the mix, deepens the loss.
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Great book , I so enjoyed it. Just a great love story. God does work in mysterious ways. You always write the best stories ever. I recommend you to everyone I know. Thanks so much Hannah Respectively Joyce Lichtwald
I am enjoying Hanna’s books. One thing I would suggest is to edit the text for English grammar mistakes. As good as your stories are, they deserve to be written without the distractions of errors.
Great story. This is about a lady who lost her husband, then discovered she was with child. She doesn't think she can go on. I recommend it to all who like love stories.
Love came for Esther at five years of age. Later when married they only had three years when he died suddenly. With a successful furniture store, they found a man who came to run it, and found the thrill of running a King store. The beauty of Esther was a bonus, and the love that grew for them. A sweet story of heartache to love once again.
It is hard when a major change happens in our lives. It makes us feel off balance. We never stop loving those who pass before us. However, we learn to live in the present, not the past.
I loved ❤ this book's storyline. This book's storyline was sad 😞. This story made me tear up 😢. I loved ❤ the Christian theme in this story. I loved ❤ Esther's character. My heart broke 💔 for Esther. I loved ❤ Daniel's character. I loved ❤ the ending. Awesome job Ms. Schrock.
This is a great story of how great love overcomes every single time. Such a beautifully written story of tragedy, gut wrenching pain & overcoming. It is appropriate for any age lady.
It was a great story about love lost and love found. Sometimes, when we lose someone through death, we close up and don't realize what is right in front of us.