A Season of Grace
series: Under Northern Skies
About
Just as Opportunities Unfold, a Danger from Her Past Returns
Nilda Carlson's dreams are coming true. Though her first few months in America were difficult, her life now resembles the images that filled her daydreams in Norway. Together, she and her family work their farm and fell trees for lumber. Everything is finally going right.
When Nilda is offered a job by a wealthy businesswoman in the nearby town of Blackduck, she can't believe her luck. Here is an opportunity to learn how to navigate the worlds of commerce and high society. But life in town comes with a catch: the man who tried to assault Nilda in Norway has arrived in Blackduck. He claims to have turned over a new leaf, but every time she sees him, her fears come flooding back. Can she learn to forgive him and move on, or will she always be stuck in the past? And can he truly be trusted?
"The Carlsons settle into their new lives in Minnesota in Snelling's strong third Under Northern Skies novel. . . . With themes that have contemporary resonance, Snelling's powerful historical drama will appeal to inspirational readers of all types."--Publishers Weekly
"The heartwarming portrayal of family life lends appeal, Nilda's struggle is certainly relatable, and readers who like inspirational novels, sweet reads, and pioneer settings will enjoy this novel."--Historical Novels Review
The Author
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Lauraine Snelling
Lauraine Snelling is the award-winning author of more than one hundred books, fiction and nonfiction, for adults and young adults. Her books have sold more than five million copies. She makes her home in Tehachapi, California. Learn more at LauraineSnelling.com.
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Reviews
"The Carlsons settle into their new lives in Minnesota in Snelling's strong third Under Northern Skies novel. . . . With themes that have contemporary resonance, Snelling's powerful historical drama will appeal to inspirational readers of all types."
Publishers Weekly
"The heartwarming portrayal of family life lends appeal, Nilda's struggle is certainly relatable, and readers who like inspirational novels, sweet reads, and pioneer settings will enjoy this novel."
Historical Novels Review