Elizabeth: Days of Loss and Hope

Daughters of Courage #2

by Donna Fletcher Crow

It’s spring 1929 in Kuna, Idaho, and Elizabeth graduates from high school. Her fondest dream seems to be coming true when she enters college in the fall. But then the stock market crashes, and the Great Depression engulfs the nation

Overnight, Elizabeth’s anxiety over tuition payments is superseded by fear that her parents will lose the farm. Yet with the courage and strength of her mother, Kathryn, Elizabeth proves God’s faithfulness through the Depression years—and finds the love of her life—in a moving story of faith, honor and steadfastness.

Genres: Christian Fiction, Fiction, Historical Fiction

285 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1993

About the author

Donna Fletcher Crow loves to give books away. If you would like a copy of one of her best-selling Lord Danvers Investigates series, go to her website: http://www.DonnaFletcherCrow.com

Donna is the author of 50 books, mostly novels dealing with British history. The award-winning GLASTONBURY, The Novel of Christian England is her best-known work, an Arthurian grail search epic covering 15 centuries of English history.
Donna authors 3 mystery series: The best-selling Lord Danvers Investigates Vitorian true-crime series; The Monastery Murders; and The Elizabeth and Richard Literary Suspense.

Donna and her husband have 4 adult children and 14 grandchildren. She is an inveterate researcher and an enthusiastic gardener. You can see pictures of her research trips and her garden, learn more about her books, subscribe to her monthly newsletter, and read her blog at: www.DonnaFletcherCrow.com

Reviews

[Donna Crow]

Hard-working Elizabeth has one goal in life—to go to college and become a teacher. But it is 1929 in Kuna, Idaho, and the small family farm doesn’t produce enough to send both Elizabeth and her twin brother to college. Elizabeth is devastated when the stock market crashes and the Great Depression engulfs the nation. Can even Elizabeth's faith and energy save their family farm?

[Janet]

A nice continuation of this family saga. I didn't enjoy it as much as the first book though, but still a good read. A mixture of tragedy, sorrow, loss but also love, happiness, joy and full of Christian truths. Now onto the 3rd and final book of the series. I read this via KU.

[Katy Lovejoy]

I am loving this series!!!

[Mindy]

Great mix of history and fiction with God's sustaining grace and love woven throughout.

[Kathryn G.]

I liked this book even more than the first one, mostly because I could relate to the character and her struggles more. It's a good 50/50 blend of romance and struggles of the Great Depression. I liked it a lot.