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Loading... Aprons on a Clothesline (The Lake Emily Series #3)by Traci DePree
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. As the third book in the Lake Emily series, the expectation of a heartwarming story with tight family ties and farming community values is already set. This was an enjoyable continuation to the series. I think I particularly appreciated Virginia's struggles to recover from her stroke. ( ) The story of Aprons On a Clothesline hits very close to home. Without giving the plot away the major event that happens to Virginia Morgan affects not only her, but her family and friends as well. This is a great, thought provoking story that made me realize what my mother was feeling as she went through the same event as Virginia. This was my first Christian fiction novel and I plan to put this genre on my long list of TBRs. no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesLake Emily (3)
Book Three in the Lake Emily series In Lake Emily, life’s greatest battles are won by the power of friendship Virginia Morgan is used to helping others–it’s who she is. A wife. A mother. A grandmother. A friend. But when Virginia suffers a debilitating stroke, she can no longer wear that apron. It is a change that sends her into the depths of hopelessness. Can she find her way to seeing that life is still well worth living? Or will she give up hope and sink deeper into despair? Meanwhile, the Morgans and Biddles discover that each season of life has its adjustments–for Trudy Biddle marriage and a meddling mother-in-law, for Mae and Peter Morgan the challenges of keeping the family farm afloat as they welcome a new member into their family, and for young Jessie Wise hopes for a new mother. Filled with the enchantment that makes Lake Emily everyone’s hometown, Aprons on a Clothesline is a lovely reminder that hope can be found even in the tragedies of life and that joy waits in the most unexpected places. “Traci’s books…call my name and soothe my soul.” –Jane Kirkpatrick, award-winning author of All Together in One Place and A Name of Her Own No library descriptions found. |
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