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Tower of Strength by Annette Lyon American Fork, UT: Covenant Communications, 2009 (2009) Published In Series: Temple Series Volume: 4 |
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Subjects: Mormon women -- Fiction; Widows -- Fiction; Mormons -- Fiction; Utah -- Fiction; Love stories, American; Historical fiction, American; | |||||||||||
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Summary: It was 1877 when Tabitha Hall Chadwick left Manti as a young bride. Now, nearly seven years later, she returns as a widow with her young son to make a new beginning. Tabitha’s strained relationship with her mother-in-law adds more difficulty to her life as a single working mother. Yet with a stroke of courage, Tabitha makes two purchases that become her passions: the local newspaper business and a traumatized horse. As she struggles to meet the challenges of her new roles, Tabitha welcomes the friendship of Samuel, a recently widowed British immigrant. Working together to train the abused horse, the two discover a second chance at love. But when Samuel is critically injured during the construction of the Manti Temple, Tabitha faces the pain of old wounds and the risk of new ones. Weaving themes of loss and renewal, this poignant tale explores a vital choice each of us must make: to seek safety in isolation or to embrace the painful yet beautiful complexities of life and love.. (Publisher website) HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .L994to 2009
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