Amorelle

Bring home a Grace Livingston Hill classic. Amorelle Dean is tired. Sick and tired of the string of well-wishers meddling in her future. Ever since her father died only days before, every woman in town has a piece of advice. On a visit to her uncle’s, Amorelle finds solace in the company of handsome George Horton, but just as she begins to embrace their whirlwind engagement, she meets another man and knows what true love feels like. Is it too late to alter love’s course?

“. . .heaven seemed to come down in the dim, sweet darkness and envelop them. And suddenly Amorelle knew what real love meant. Knew beyond a shadow of a doubt.”

Amorelle Dean is tired of the string of well-wishers meddling in her future. From the moment her father died only days before, it seems every woman in town has a piece of advice to share—from what furniture to sell to which eligible bachelor to marry.

An invitation from her uncle offers distant hope of peace, and once there, Amorelle finds solace in the company of handsome and wealthy George Horton. Although she is surprised by George’s affection—and stunned by his hasty marriage proposal—Amorelle draws closer to George and the idea that maybe this is God’s plan for her life.

Then on a picnic lunch with friends, Amorelle meets Russell Garrison and finds her heart drawn to him. With a glimpse of what true love can be, is it too late to alter love’s course?