ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Her experiences as a public school teacher, Sunday school teacher, youth leader, First Place leader, Mom and Grandmother give Martha a unique field of ministry.
Martha is am alumni of CLASS and is available to speak at Women's Retreats, conferences, and luncheons on topics of interest to women of all ages.
As an author, she is available to speak at writing conferences and workshops on a variety of topics of interest to writers.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Libby Cantrell’s life has gone from bad to worse since her mother’s death. After working in a brothel to support her abusive father, she sees no hope for her future until one cold winter night when she finds the courage to escape.
When she collapses in Portersfield, Texas, exhausted, ill, and hungry, Sheriff Cory Muldoon finds her and takes her to the doctor. Against Cory’s better judgment, Seth and Erin Winston take her in and offer her a job as a nanny for their young son. As a minister, Seth sees it as his duty to take care of her. As a deputy, Cory needs to know the truth about her even as he is attracted to the waif of a young woman.
As Cory’s feelings for her grow and winter becomes spring, will he be able to accept her as she is now and truly forget and forgive her sordid past?
If you would like to read the first chapter of Spring Hope, go HERE.
MY THOUGHTS
Right from the first pages of the story you feel as though you want to reach out and hug Libby Cantrell. She is one tough girl who has gone through more than most of us ever will. Cory Muldoon is kind hearted, yet determined to dig until he reaches the truth about Libby and why she's running.As you read you will be looking over your shoulder just waiting and wondering if and when Libby's father will appear, and if he does, what will happen.
A very good, fun summer read.
*I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for review from CFBA
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