The Heart of Joy: A Short Story
- 140 páginas
- 5 horas de lectura
In 1914 Denver, Joy Michaels, a grieving mother and widow, lives in the stunning Palmer House, a Victorian mansion that serves as a refuge for young women escaping prostitution. Alongside her mother, Rose Thoresen, Joy dedicates herself to mentoring these women. However, she grapples with a heart-wrenching choice: to remain loyal to the memory of her first love or to embrace the possibility of new love. Joy reflects on her feelings, whispering, “I will always love you, Grant... but God has called you away, and now I must follow the path he has laid before me.” This story unfolds within a series that explores themes of love, loss, and faith, highlighting Joy's journey as she navigates her complex emotions and the lives of those around her. Readers have praised the author for creating engaging, faith-filled narratives that captivate from the first page and resonate deeply. The characters' experiences are relatable, drawing readers into their lives and leaving them eager for more. Expect to be uplifted, moved to laughter and tears, and fully immersed in a tale that encourages reflection on love and resilience.
