A Dream for Tomorrow
Bestselling author Melody Carlson (more than 5 million books sold) continues her Homeward on the Oregon Trail series with this second romantic adventure.
Elizabeth Martin and her two children have made it through the easy part of their journey, but now their wagon train faces high mountain passes, dangerous river crossings, and decreasing supplies. Desperate circumstances bring out the best and worst of the travelers, including Will Bramford, the wealthy widower who is pursuing Elizabeth, and Eli Kincade, the independent and solitary guide who has stolen Elizabeth’s heart.
As the group reaches the Oregon Country, the emigrants part ways to find their new homes. Elizabeth and Will and their families have made arrangements to board a ship that will take them south along the coast. Will Eli change his plans and accompany Elizabeth to her new and permanent home? Or will his mysterious past continue to keep them from love?
“This is a refreshing story of faith and resiliency on a wagon
train bound for Oregon. The story reflects lives today...day to day
troubles and struggles, punctuated by prayer and a hope that God's
directing us, though we can't see His hand. A wonderful story that
will reinforce your faith.”
—Penny Dant
“This is a refreshing story of faith and resiliency on a wagon
train bound for Oregon. The story reflects lives today...day to day
troubles and struggles, punctuated by prayer and a hope that God's
directing us, though we can't see His hand. A wonderful story that
will reinforce your faith.”
—Penny Dant
Product Details
- Title : A Dream for Tomorrow
- Author: Carlson, Melody A.
- Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
- Publication Date: 2013
- ISBN: 9780736948746
Melody Carlson has written 200 books for teens, women, and children (more than five million copies sold). She’s won several awards from the Romance Writers of America, the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, Christian Retailing magazine, and other national organizations. Melody and her husband have two grown sons and make their home in the Pacific Northwest.