Luellen O'Connell is stunned and confused when her husband of
just one month tells her he is leaving--and that he has another
wife. Deeply wounded by this betrayal, Luellen decides to follow
the dream she had set aside of obtaining a teaching degree. But her
wayward husband left something behind when he abandoned her. Can
Luellen overcome the odds and achieve her dream? Can she hide her
secret, or will it destroy her dreams forever?
A moving story of tenacity and perseverance in the face of
opposition, The Dawn of a Dream will inspire readers to
discover and follow their own dreams.
Her dream is within her grasp--but can she leave her past
behind?
Luellen O'Connell is stunned when her husband of just one month
tells her he is leaving--and his reason devastates her. Deeply
wounded by his betrayal, Luellen decides to follow her dream to
become a teacher, a desire she had set aside when she married. But
can she truly hide her past? Or will it destroy her ambitions
forever?
A moving story of tenacity and perseverance, The Dawn of a
Dream will inspire you to discover and follow your own
dreams.
"Her best book yet! Ann Shorey's The Dawn of a Dream
reminded me of a fine tapestry. A skillful blending of
nineteenth-century history, intriguing facts about teachers'
training, and vivid descriptions of military life form a background
for the story of one woman's determination to achieve her dream,
despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Readers looking for a
gentle story of love and honor should not miss it."--Amanda Cabot,
author of Tomorrow's Garden
Ann Shorey is the author of The Edge of Light and The Promise of Morning. She has also published selections in the Cup of Comfort series and in Chicken Soup for the Grandma's Soul. Shorey lives with her husband, Richard, in Oregon.