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Minnesota Legacy #3
Devoted to Love
Leah Garrison knows firsthand the cruelty society inflicts on unwed mothers. After her dear friend Susanna dies alone in childbirth, abandoned by the child's father, Leah vows never to care for a man outside her family--and to ensure no woman suffers Susanna's fate. With her grandparents' blessing, she transforms the old family mansion into a refuge for women facing motherhood without marriage.
Working alongside Leah's grandfather and planning to take over his practice, Dr. Erik Sjolander believes Leah is in over her head with her philanthropy endeavor. His own mother's abandonment taught him that women can't be trusted to keep their commitments, and he's not about to trust Leah.
But both their hearts are tested as America edges toward World War I and dark secrets come to light. Leah and Erik must confront the anger they harbor toward God and the walls they've built around their hearts. Will faith and love be the remedy they need?
In this series finale, bestselling and award-winning author Tracie Peterson brings to light the hardships of life and God's enduring faithfulness.
Working alongside Leah's grandfather and planning to take over his practice, Dr. Erik Sjolander believes Leah is in over her head with her philanthropy endeavor. His own mother's abandonment taught him that women can't be trusted to keep their commitments, and he's not about to trust Leah.
But both their hearts are tested as America edges toward World War I and dark secrets come to light. Leah and Erik must confront the anger they harbor toward God and the walls they've built around their hearts. Will faith and love be the remedy they need?
In this series finale, bestselling and award-winning author Tracie Peterson brings to light the hardships of life and God's enduring faithfulness.
293 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 3, 2026
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Tracie Peterson
279 books3,256 followersTracie Peterson is a bestselling author who writes in both historical and contemporary genres. Her novels reveal her love for research as well as her strong desire to develop emotionally meaningful characters and stories for her readers. Tracie and her family live in Montana.
pen name: Janelle Jamison
pen name: Janelle Jamison
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October 27, 2026
Tracie Peterson is an author I always enjoy, and Devoted to Love is another beautifully written historical novel filled with faith, compassion, and hope.
Set in Minneapolis during the years leading up to World War I, the story follows Leah Garrison, a young woman determined to provide a safe haven for unmarried mothers, and Dr. Erik Sjolander, a man whose painful past has made trusting others difficult.
I especially admired Leah’s compassionate heart and her determination to help women facing difficult circumstances. I also appreciated watching Leah and Erik navigate their struggles with trust, forgiveness, and love.
What I loved most were the beautiful faith elements woven throughout the story. Tracie Peterson has a wonderful way of bringing her characters back to Scripture and reminding readers of God’s love, faithfulness, and provision, even during life’s most difficult seasons.
This novel explores some heavier historical subjects, and while I typically prefer a little more romance and lighter moments, I appreciated the meaningful message and the heart behind this story.
A touching historical novel with a beautiful reminder that God’s faithfulness never wavers.
I received a complimentary digital copy through NetGalley. All opinions expressed are my own.
Set in Minneapolis during the years leading up to World War I, the story follows Leah Garrison, a young woman determined to provide a safe haven for unmarried mothers, and Dr. Erik Sjolander, a man whose painful past has made trusting others difficult.
I especially admired Leah’s compassionate heart and her determination to help women facing difficult circumstances. I also appreciated watching Leah and Erik navigate their struggles with trust, forgiveness, and love.
What I loved most were the beautiful faith elements woven throughout the story. Tracie Peterson has a wonderful way of bringing her characters back to Scripture and reminding readers of God’s love, faithfulness, and provision, even during life’s most difficult seasons.
This novel explores some heavier historical subjects, and while I typically prefer a little more romance and lighter moments, I appreciated the meaningful message and the heart behind this story.
A touching historical novel with a beautiful reminder that God’s faithfulness never wavers.
I received a complimentary digital copy through NetGalley. All opinions expressed are my own.
November 9, 2026
I love Tracie Peterson's books! She has a way of bringing the past to the present and having you connecting to the characters in a meaningful way.
With the setting in Minneapolis and right before WWI both I haven't read much about, I was eager to dive into the book.
You have Leah who wants to do everything she can to provide a home for unwed mothers.
And then there is Dr. Erik with his trust issues thanks to his past.
The theme elements running throughout the book was trust, faith, love, and forgiveness.
Leah's heart for these women and what they were going through in these time was truly inspiring. And the romance that slowly developed between Leah and Dr. Erik was sweet and genuine.
If you are a fan of faith based historical fiction with romance you will love this book. I was not required to give a positive review, rating and opinions are my own.
With the setting in Minneapolis and right before WWI both I haven't read much about, I was eager to dive into the book.
You have Leah who wants to do everything she can to provide a home for unwed mothers.
And then there is Dr. Erik with his trust issues thanks to his past.
The theme elements running throughout the book was trust, faith, love, and forgiveness.
Leah's heart for these women and what they were going through in these time was truly inspiring. And the romance that slowly developed between Leah and Dr. Erik was sweet and genuine.
If you are a fan of faith based historical fiction with romance you will love this book. I was not required to give a positive review, rating and opinions are my own.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
What an intriguing read this was! I was very quickly drawn into Leah's story... a story that has its fair share of difficult moments as she grieves the loss of a friend due to childbirth. It was this loss however that inspires her to create a home for unwed mothers... the type of place that she thinks may have prevented her friend's death. This was definitely a controversial decision in the early 1900s! It was interesting to see how some of the attitudes towards unwed mothers have changed since... and how they have not. I loved that this story did not glorify the choices some of these women made (or the choice that was taken from them, in some cases) but instead approached a topic that can be very sensitive with grace and compassion. There are mentions of a few topics that might be triggering for some readers, so do be sure to read the author's note to decide if this one is for you. Devoted to Love is the third book in the A Minnesota Legacy series. I had not personally read the previous books in the series and found I was able to enjoy this one just fine as a standalone.
**ARC received for consideration. All opinions are my own.
**ARC received for consideration. All opinions are my own.
November 10, 2026
There is something so special about a story that takes a difficult subject and approaches it with such compassion, grace, and hope. Devoted to Love by Tracie Peterson does just that! Set in Minneapolis during the early 1900s, this story brings to light the struggles faced by unmarried mothers during a time when societal expectations and judgments could have devastating consequences for women and their children.
Leah Garrison is a woman with a heart for helping others, and I really admired her determination to make a difference. After experiencing a heartbreaking loss, she becomes passionate about creating a safe place for women who might otherwise have nowhere to turn. What I appreciated most about Leah was that she wasn't simply sympathetic to their circumstances. She was willing to take action, even when it meant facing criticism and opposition from those around her. Her compassion and determination really drive this story, and I loved seeing how her family supported her efforts.
Then we have Dr. Erik Sjolander, a man who has experienced his own share of heartache and struggles with allowing himself to trust again. I enjoyed watching the relationship between Leah and Erik develop, especially because they both have things they need to work through individually. Their interactions bring a lovely balance to the heavier elements of the story, and I appreciated how their connection grows through their shared desire to help others. There is a sweetness to their romance that develops naturally as they begin to understand one another and recognize that the hurts of the past don't have to dictate their futures.
One of the things I found especially interesting was the historical perspective surrounding unmarried mothers and the way society treated these women. It is heartbreaking to consider the circumstances many faced, particularly those who had very little control over the situations they found themselves in. Tracie Peterson does a wonderful job of exploring these realities without losing sight of the humanity of the women involved. It certainly gives readers something to think about, especially when considering how much attitudes have changed over the years and, in some ways, how certain judgments still remain.
Faith is also a central part of this story, and I appreciated the reminders of forgiveness, trusting God's guidance, and finding hope even when circumstances seem overwhelming. Both Leah and Erik have their own struggles to overcome, and their journeys demonstrate how important it is to release the burdens of the past and allow room for healing and love.
While this story deals with some heavier subjects, there is also a beautiful sense of family, perseverance, and redemption woven throughout. I enjoyed the glimpses of Leah's extended family and the strong foundation of love and encouragement that surrounds her. The historical setting, with the uncertainty of World War I looming in the background, also adds another interesting layer to the story.
Devoted to Love is the third book in the A Minnesota Legacy series, and it brings together history, faith, family, and a sweet romance in a meaningful way. This is a story that reminds us how powerful compassion can be and how sometimes making a difference means standing firm in what we believe is right, even when the world around us disagrees. A lovely choice for readers who enjoy inspirational historical fiction with heartfelt characters and a story that offers plenty to reflect on long after the final page.
Leah Garrison is a woman with a heart for helping others, and I really admired her determination to make a difference. After experiencing a heartbreaking loss, she becomes passionate about creating a safe place for women who might otherwise have nowhere to turn. What I appreciated most about Leah was that she wasn't simply sympathetic to their circumstances. She was willing to take action, even when it meant facing criticism and opposition from those around her. Her compassion and determination really drive this story, and I loved seeing how her family supported her efforts.
Then we have Dr. Erik Sjolander, a man who has experienced his own share of heartache and struggles with allowing himself to trust again. I enjoyed watching the relationship between Leah and Erik develop, especially because they both have things they need to work through individually. Their interactions bring a lovely balance to the heavier elements of the story, and I appreciated how their connection grows through their shared desire to help others. There is a sweetness to their romance that develops naturally as they begin to understand one another and recognize that the hurts of the past don't have to dictate their futures.
One of the things I found especially interesting was the historical perspective surrounding unmarried mothers and the way society treated these women. It is heartbreaking to consider the circumstances many faced, particularly those who had very little control over the situations they found themselves in. Tracie Peterson does a wonderful job of exploring these realities without losing sight of the humanity of the women involved. It certainly gives readers something to think about, especially when considering how much attitudes have changed over the years and, in some ways, how certain judgments still remain.
Faith is also a central part of this story, and I appreciated the reminders of forgiveness, trusting God's guidance, and finding hope even when circumstances seem overwhelming. Both Leah and Erik have their own struggles to overcome, and their journeys demonstrate how important it is to release the burdens of the past and allow room for healing and love.
While this story deals with some heavier subjects, there is also a beautiful sense of family, perseverance, and redemption woven throughout. I enjoyed the glimpses of Leah's extended family and the strong foundation of love and encouragement that surrounds her. The historical setting, with the uncertainty of World War I looming in the background, also adds another interesting layer to the story.
Devoted to Love is the third book in the A Minnesota Legacy series, and it brings together history, faith, family, and a sweet romance in a meaningful way. This is a story that reminds us how powerful compassion can be and how sometimes making a difference means standing firm in what we believe is right, even when the world around us disagrees. A lovely choice for readers who enjoy inspirational historical fiction with heartfelt characters and a story that offers plenty to reflect on long after the final page.
October 21, 2026
“You’re involved in an important ministry for Him, and Satan is going to fight you every step of the way. But you don’t need to fear that. So long as you cling to the Lord and seek Him first, He will direct your ways.”
This fantastic story is filled with faith, family, redemption, romance, and a little mystery. It has some AMAZING characters. I loved seeing Leah’s grandparents and parents (from books 1 & 2) and how strong and enduring their love remained. The mystery surrounding a certain character definitely added just the right amount of suspense. I loved the reminders to rely on God and seek His guidance.
Leah is determined, compassionate, and intelligent. I loved her extremely close, supportive family. I loved that even when she maintained distance from God they lovingly encouraged her to seek restoration. Her return to fellowship with God was beautiful. I loved her gentle care of her residents. I loved that she spoke her mind to Erik but wasn’t afraid to ask for his help or advice when she needed it. Erik is gentle, patient, and a little smitten. I loved the healing he experienced by embracing forgiveness. I loved how he challenged Leah but also wholeheartedly supported her. I loved his tender, understanding care of his patients. The chemistry between Leah and Erik as they fought their feelings and long-held opinions was amazing. Their path to happily ever after had some bumps and twists but it was beautiful. I was grinning from ear to ear reading the last chapter!
A few more quotes:
“I suppose we must allow that God alone creates a life and determines its days.” “Exactly.”
“Are you in love with me?” he asked. “That’s none of your concern.” She smiled, and the look of amusement that spread across his face made her giggle like a little girl. “Out of all the things in this world that may or may not be my concern, knowing whether or not you’re in love with me is definitely my business.” Leah sobered and nodded. “I am in love with you.”
“I love you so very much,” Erik declared. “You allowed me to see the value of love again, to not fear trusting my heart to another.” “You did the same for me. I was convinced that such emotions and notions were foolish and would only lead to sorrow. Now I’m happy to be devoted to love . . . love for you alone.”
Trigger warning/ sensitivite readers: promiscuity resulting in unwed pregnancy, rape (not on page) resulting in pregnancy, talk of ending pregnancy
This complimentary copy was provided by the author and @greatreadsbookpromo. I was not required to give a positive review, rating and opinions are my own.
This fantastic story is filled with faith, family, redemption, romance, and a little mystery. It has some AMAZING characters. I loved seeing Leah’s grandparents and parents (from books 1 & 2) and how strong and enduring their love remained. The mystery surrounding a certain character definitely added just the right amount of suspense. I loved the reminders to rely on God and seek His guidance.
Leah is determined, compassionate, and intelligent. I loved her extremely close, supportive family. I loved that even when she maintained distance from God they lovingly encouraged her to seek restoration. Her return to fellowship with God was beautiful. I loved her gentle care of her residents. I loved that she spoke her mind to Erik but wasn’t afraid to ask for his help or advice when she needed it. Erik is gentle, patient, and a little smitten. I loved the healing he experienced by embracing forgiveness. I loved how he challenged Leah but also wholeheartedly supported her. I loved his tender, understanding care of his patients. The chemistry between Leah and Erik as they fought their feelings and long-held opinions was amazing. Their path to happily ever after had some bumps and twists but it was beautiful. I was grinning from ear to ear reading the last chapter!
A few more quotes:
“I suppose we must allow that God alone creates a life and determines its days.” “Exactly.”
“Are you in love with me?” he asked. “That’s none of your concern.” She smiled, and the look of amusement that spread across his face made her giggle like a little girl. “Out of all the things in this world that may or may not be my concern, knowing whether or not you’re in love with me is definitely my business.” Leah sobered and nodded. “I am in love with you.”
“I love you so very much,” Erik declared. “You allowed me to see the value of love again, to not fear trusting my heart to another.” “You did the same for me. I was convinced that such emotions and notions were foolish and would only lead to sorrow. Now I’m happy to be devoted to love . . . love for you alone.”
Trigger warning/ sensitivite readers: promiscuity resulting in unwed pregnancy, rape (not on page) resulting in pregnancy, talk of ending pregnancy
This complimentary copy was provided by the author and @greatreadsbookpromo. I was not required to give a positive review, rating and opinions are my own.
November 11, 2026
Leah lost a good friend and has never forgotten the friendship she lost and the grief she still carries. Determined to do something for others in the same position, she decides she will open a house for those in need. Those who often are taken advantage of and society them deems them in the wrong and will do anything they can to hide what happened to their daughter, sister or friend. With the help of her parents and grandparents opens the Turner House for women of higher class who find themselves in need until it's their time. Although Leah has many people judging her decisions and who she has decided to associate herself with, she knows she is doing what the Lord has called her to do and if she can help just one more person live to see another day unlike her friend, she will do anything and everything to help that woman. Leah is often tested with the girls that come to live here, as well as running a household with all women and the occasional male help when it's absolutely needed. When two men are vying for her, she must also decide what her future holds and what she wants for herself. She has been putting everything of herself into this house and caring for these women in need, that she has put her life aside. Will she be able to find the man who respects her wishes to continue to run Turner House and still want her as a wife? Thank you to the author and publisher for the complementary novel and to Great Reads Book Promotions for the tour invite. This review is of my own opinion and accord.
November 11, 2026
Thank you to @authortraciepeterson @bethanyhousefiction and @greatreadsbookpromo for the #gifted book!
This is the third and final book in the A Minnesota Legacy series, following Leah’s story. I’ve enjoyed getting to know the Turner family and their children throughout the series.
Set in 1916, this engaging story centers on Leah’s passion for helping pregnant, unmarried girls. At a time when many were rejected by their families, Leah dreamed of creating a home where they could feel loved and thrive. With the help of Dr. Erik Sjolander and her family, she turns that dream into a sanctuary.
Leah is a strong, compassionate heroine, and I admired her willingness to take action with her family’s support. Her spirited nature and determination shine as she stands up to those in society who oppose her. I also enjoyed watching her relationship with Erik deepen as they learn to trust each other, despite neither wanting to fall in love.
Faith is central to the story, guiding Leah and Erik on their journey. The support of Leah’s family, along with themes of perseverance and redemption, made this a satisfying conclusion to the series.
This is the third and final book in the A Minnesota Legacy series, following Leah’s story. I’ve enjoyed getting to know the Turner family and their children throughout the series.
Set in 1916, this engaging story centers on Leah’s passion for helping pregnant, unmarried girls. At a time when many were rejected by their families, Leah dreamed of creating a home where they could feel loved and thrive. With the help of Dr. Erik Sjolander and her family, she turns that dream into a sanctuary.
Leah is a strong, compassionate heroine, and I admired her willingness to take action with her family’s support. Her spirited nature and determination shine as she stands up to those in society who oppose her. I also enjoyed watching her relationship with Erik deepen as they learn to trust each other, despite neither wanting to fall in love.
Faith is central to the story, guiding Leah and Erik on their journey. The support of Leah’s family, along with themes of perseverance and redemption, made this a satisfying conclusion to the series.
November 13, 2026
You can always count on Tracie Peterson's books to be full of faith, well-researched, and a sweet romance. I always love the historical details in Ms. Peterson's books. One little tidbit about Richardson's Magic Croup and Pneumonia Cure Salve brought a smile to my face and warm childhood memories to my mind.
Devoted to Love deals with some heavy topics (death in childbirth, unwed mothers, sexual abuse, and thoughts of self-harm), but the author handles these subjects with delicacy, grace, and hope. In one exchange between Leah and her grandmother regarding the death of Leah's friend when giving birth, the grandmother suggests "Perhaps God saved her from a life of pain and misery." She goes on to say "By taking her home to be with her Savior, perhaps she and the child avoided all the judgment and cruelty that would have been heaped upon her here on earth?"
This book is the third in a series about a strong and faith-filled family, but can easily be read as a standalone.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Devoted to Love deals with some heavy topics (death in childbirth, unwed mothers, sexual abuse, and thoughts of self-harm), but the author handles these subjects with delicacy, grace, and hope. In one exchange between Leah and her grandmother regarding the death of Leah's friend when giving birth, the grandmother suggests "Perhaps God saved her from a life of pain and misery." She goes on to say "By taking her home to be with her Savior, perhaps she and the child avoided all the judgment and cruelty that would have been heaped upon her here on earth?"
This book is the third in a series about a strong and faith-filled family, but can easily be read as a standalone.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
Devoted to Love is the third book in Tracie Peterson’s Minnesota Legacy series. I enjoyed the story which gives the reader the feel for society’s attitude set in the early 20th century. Unfortunately, society’s viewpoints could be very cruel toward unwed mothers, regardless of their station in life. Leah wants to remedy the situation as best she can, even if it means she is ridiculed and ostracized by society. I enjoyed Erik, a young doctor, and his interactions with Leah as she struggles to open a home for young women found “in the family way”. Adding to the drama, World War I is raging in Europe with the possibility of America soon joining in the war efforts. I enjoyed how faith is interwoven throughout the story, and the importance of relying on God for support and guidance. I have not read the first two books in the series but will have to check them out soon. I recommend this book for those who enjoy historical fiction.
October 15, 2026
Devoted to Love is the third book in the wonderful A Minnesota Legacy series. I was immediately captured by the heart-wrenching prologue and stayed glued to the pages through the hope-filled ending. The author portrays the plight of unwed mothers, who are under pressure from the intense social stigma of the 1900s, with grace and sensitivity. I love Leah who has a heart to provide a haven for these women. I also love how supportive her family is of her endeavor. I enjoyed how the romantic relationship between Leah and Erik evolves as they face challenges together and learn to open their hearts to each other. Leah and Erik's spiritual journeys are inspiring, and I appreciate the meaningful reflections on the importance of forgiveness and trusting God. This was a thought-provoking, engaging read for me, and I highly recommend it.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley with no obligation to write a positive review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley with no obligation to write a positive review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
November 1, 2026
"Can two hearts scarred by betrayal forge a new way forward?"
❄️My Thoughts:
What a precious and powerful conclusion to the Minnesota Legacy series. 💞
This story doesn’t shy away from heavier topics—ones that were a painful reality for many women of this time period. I personally love deeply emotional historical fiction that leans into the grit of real life, and Devoted to Love them with care. It ended up being my favorite book in the trilogy. I was completely invested in the complicated, slow-building romance between Leah and Erik. Their shared heart for caring for women caught in unspeakable, sordid circumstances was one of my favorite parts of the story. It was also a joy to spend more time with beloved characters from the earlier books—especially Judith and Evie.
While this can be read as a standalone, I promise the experience is so much richer if you read the series in order.
5/5⭐️ I highly recommend this one for adult women who enjoy faith-filled historical romance with depth and heart.
❄️Read If You Like:
• Friends-to-lovers
• Forced proximity
• Romance on the brink of WWI
• Themes of forgiveness & learning to trust again
• Moving past grief
• Caring for women in difficult circumstances
• Socialite life in Minneapolis
❄️Thank you to the author publisher for providing me with a complimentary review copy of this book. This is my honest review, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
❄️My Thoughts:
What a precious and powerful conclusion to the Minnesota Legacy series. 💞
This story doesn’t shy away from heavier topics—ones that were a painful reality for many women of this time period. I personally love deeply emotional historical fiction that leans into the grit of real life, and Devoted to Love them with care. It ended up being my favorite book in the trilogy. I was completely invested in the complicated, slow-building romance between Leah and Erik. Their shared heart for caring for women caught in unspeakable, sordid circumstances was one of my favorite parts of the story. It was also a joy to spend more time with beloved characters from the earlier books—especially Judith and Evie.
While this can be read as a standalone, I promise the experience is so much richer if you read the series in order.
5/5⭐️ I highly recommend this one for adult women who enjoy faith-filled historical romance with depth and heart.
❄️Read If You Like:
• Friends-to-lovers
• Forced proximity
• Romance on the brink of WWI
• Themes of forgiveness & learning to trust again
• Moving past grief
• Caring for women in difficult circumstances
• Socialite life in Minneapolis
❄️Thank you to the author publisher for providing me with a complimentary review copy of this book. This is my honest review, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
#gifted Bethany House and NetGalley
Listen, I know I'm picky about Christian fiction/romance, but I don't think especially so? I tried so hard to enjoy this story and give it a chance, but it's a DNF for me at about 16%. The story just isn't *going.* It's very cheesy, very tidy and easy, very unbelievable. I love the premise, but it's all so farfetched.
Listen, I know I'm picky about Christian fiction/romance, but I don't think especially so? I tried so hard to enjoy this story and give it a chance, but it's a DNF for me at about 16%. The story just isn't *going.* It's very cheesy, very tidy and easy, very unbelievable. I love the premise, but it's all so farfetched.
November 10, 2026
the Turner/ Garrison is quite forward thinking for their time and Leah is a delightful young woman her plans and home for unwed mothers made me remember my Grandmother who did run such a place many years ago
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
Devoted to Love is a great conclusion to the Minnesota Legacy series.
I love that this series followed the Turner family and their children. This particular book is about the Turner’s granddaughter, Leah with glimpses into the lives of the family as a whole. It was like catching up with friends when the other family members would pop on.
I loved the following the story of Leah and Erik as they work to not only care for unwed mothers, but also as they learn that past events do not have to determine the future.
This story, and the series as a whole has scripture and faith-filled lessons woven in to the storylines. I truly enjoyed this conclusion to the series and the lessons woven in.
Thank you to Bethany House and Great Reads Book Promotion for the copy of this book. All views are my own.
I love that this series followed the Turner family and their children. This particular book is about the Turner’s granddaughter, Leah with glimpses into the lives of the family as a whole. It was like catching up with friends when the other family members would pop on.
I loved the following the story of Leah and Erik as they work to not only care for unwed mothers, but also as they learn that past events do not have to determine the future.
This story, and the series as a whole has scripture and faith-filled lessons woven in to the storylines. I truly enjoyed this conclusion to the series and the lessons woven in.
Thank you to Bethany House and Great Reads Book Promotion for the copy of this book. All views are my own.
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