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For readers who enjoy historical Christian fiction.
Explores the tension between honour and true love.
Guides you through the challenges of post-war life.
Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

The War Between the States has left behind a welter of broken bodies and broken men. One of these is J__ames Yancey__, Lt. Colonel, CSA.
At the end of the war, James decides to move west, to join his two brothers already settled in California.
During a brief stop in Charleston, he meets a childhood friend, Emma Palmer, and seeks her hand in marriage. Emma is so overwhelmed by the excitement of the prospect that she accepts. Once James is settled, he will send for her to join him.
In San Francisco, James reconnects with his brothers and buys a ranch. Meanwhile, Emma packs all her personal belongings and heads west, accompanied by her traveling companion, Molly Buchanan.
While Emma dithers and complains about every small annoyance, Molly embraces each new adventure with a can-do spirit.
James' sense of unease, almost of entrapment, increases the more time he spends with his betrothed. He is beginning to worry that he's made a big mistake.
Especially since he is more drawn to Molly and her quiet competence than he is to the girl he invited to journey across the country.
James is nothing if not an honorable man and he knows that sole responsibility for Emma rests on his shoulders. Yet he wants only to be with Molly.
To complicate matters further, Rosa Alfaro, the ranch housemaid, and resident troublemaker, has decided she wants James. And nothing is going to stand in her way.
Title
James Yancey
Author
Morris Fenris
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Changing Culture Publications (ccpub)
Published
March 2021
Weight
181g
Page Count
138
Dimensions
14 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm
ISBN
9781393453253
ISBN-10
1393453252
Eden Code
5588732
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