Nearly a year after moving to Queensland, Australia, Rebecca
Thornton has learned to love her new home and the sometimes
unforgiving land. But living in the Outback has its challenges. A
drought has settled on Thornton Creek, and Douloo Station has been
hit hard. A visit from Aunt Mildred and the birth of Rebecca's
first child have kept Rebecca busy, but she still wishes she could
be more help to her husband as he tirelessly struggles to save the
family home. As the drought continues, Rebecca can only pray for
peace for her husband and for the much-needed rain on which their
survival depends.
For the Love of the Land, book two in the Queensland
Chronicles, is a story of hope, prayer, and trust in the One who
always provides, even in the toughest of times.
They tried everything they could to save the land they loved . .
.
But could their deepest dreams still come true?
Before Rebecca Thornton arrived at Douloo Station, she knew it
would be very different from her beloved Boston. But she hadn't
imagined what troubles lurked ahead for her and her new husband,
Daniel, or how their faith would be tested.
Nearly a year after moving to Queensland, Rebecca finds herself in
the middle of a terrible drought. Despite working tirelessly to
save the ranch, Rebecca and Daniel's efforts-and their
prayers-can't stop tragedies from coming. As the drought worsens,
Daniel's heart becomes as parched as the flat prairie around him.
And though she's surrounded by family, Rebecca's dreams of a happy
life seem to be slipping away.
For the Love of the Land is a moving story of hope, prayer, and
trust in the One who always provides. For just when all seems lost,
out of the ashes comes a faith that can never be destroyed.
"An engaging novel that clearly shows the redeeming power of love
and forgiveness."-Lauraine Snelling, author, Red River of the North
series
Bonnie Leon is the best-selling author of more than ten historical fiction novels. She stays busy teaching women's Bible studies and speaking at writing seminars and conventions. She and her husband, Greg, live in Glide, Oregon.