From bestselling author Lori Wick comes the moving second book in the Big Sky Dreams series. Sabrina Matthews, a young prostitute in the rough frontier city of Denver, is befriended by a police officer and his wife. Because of their kindness, she listens to what they have to say about Jesus and believes in Him. Sabrina stays with Danny and Callie until she’s ready to make a fresh start in a new town. She boards the train for the long trip to Token Creek in Montana Territory, where she meets Jeanette Fulbright and is befriended by the church family and many of the townsfolk there. All is well until she finds herself falling for Pastor Rylan Jarvik, who has begun to care for her as well. Will she be able to tell him about her past? How will Rylan respond? A moving novel about past mistakes and forgiveness—both from God and people.
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"This is a Christian historical romance book that is fairly predictable and contains a lot of scripture, including the plan of salvation. Sabrina, the main character, was a prostitute who is befriended by the sheriff and his wife who share God's plan of salvation with her and help her get out of prostitution. She leaves town and starts a new life, supporting herself by being a seamstress and working in a mercantile. She tries to help other prostitutes and finds love in her new town. It's a book that promotes compassion and forgiveness, but pretty predictable although it leaves some loose ends. The author did not go into a lot of detail when handling the prostitution aspect of this story. I enjoyed reading it."
— Karen (4 out of 5 stars)
" Best book of the series Sabrina is a inspiration. Will listen to this audio book again "
— Connie Six , 2/28/2022" Good reading with a frontier flavor. "
— Glover, 2/13/2014" I liked this book better than the first book in the series, Cassidy. This one had more basisi in reality, and wasn't so sugary sweet. Still, a bit more conflict would make this series more interesting. "
— Highland-dreamer, 2/9/2014" I always hate to get to the end of a good book, so when I finished Cassidy, I was anxious to read this one....enjoyed it. "
— Marie, 1/29/2014" This was a good read, though the story jumped around a little. It held my attention. The ending was fairly predictable but satisfying. "
— Vicki, 1/12/2014" Great book and open s my eyes more to how we are all equal and helped me grow in god ..loved the proposal of rylans!! "
— Annabelle, 12/30/2013" Great book and opens my eyes a little bit more to how everyone is equal!! Loved the Will you marry me idea!! so sweet! "
— Maggie, 12/29/2013" I really wanted to give this book a five star because I love Lori Wick's writings. However, although it was a great book I didn't like the story line nor the beginning of the book. Beyond that it was really good. "
— Patsy, 12/20/2013" this was a great book. it had scripture to help with learning how to overcome our past. "
— Stephanie, 12/14/2013" typical lori wick book, a very easy read, kind of fluffy. but i still liked it "
— Gatorgal21, 11/14/2013" The author uses the word "that" WAY too much. ""Rylan got up off the grass. That man walked to the stream." It was a little annoying. I did enjoy reading this book it is a nice east entertaining book. "
— Talena, 11/7/2013Lori Wick is the bestselling author of more than twenty-five books (3.2 million copies sold), including the popular Rocky Mountain Memories series, the Yellow Rose Trilogy, and stand-alone novels such as Pretense, The Princess, and Bamboo and Lace. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband and their three children.
Jill Shellabarger’s thirty year career in Chicago has spanned stage, film, television, and commercial and educational voice-over. A frequent Oasis Audio narrator, she also plays Mary Morrison in the radio series Down Gilead Lane. She and her husband live in Evanston, Illinois.