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Courting Emma

Author: Sharlene MacLaren   Series: Little Hickman Creek

Twenty-eight-year-old Emma Browning has experienced a good deal of life in her young age. Proprietor of Emma's Boardinghouse, she is "mother" to an array of beefy, unkempt, often rowdy characters. Though many men would like to get to know the steely, hard-edged, yet surprisingly lovely proprietor, none has truly succeeded. That is, not until the town's new pastor, Jonathan Atkins, takes up residence in the boardinghouse, affecting not only her with his devout faith and strong convictions, but her clientele as well. Emma clings desperately to her stubborn ways, refusing to acknowledge God's love until all of Little Hickman witnesses a miracle????????????????????????the conversion of her abusive and alcoholic father, Ezra! Only then will Emma begin to experience God's transforming power at work.

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Twenty-eight-year-old Emma Browning has experienced a good deal of life in her young age. Proprietor of Emma's Boardinghouse, she is "mother" to an array of beefy, unkempt, often rowdy characters. Though many men would like to get to know the steely, hard-edged, yet surprisingly lovely proprietor, none has truly succeeded. That is, not until the town's new pastor, Jonathan Atkins, takes up residence in the boardinghouse, affecting not only her with his devout faith and strong convictions, but her clientele as well. Emma clings desperately to her stubborn ways, refusing to acknowledge God's love until all of Little Hickman witnesses a miracle????????????????????????the conversion of her abusive and alcoholic father, Ezra! Only then will Emma begin to experience God's transforming power at work.

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Twenty-eight-year-old Emma Browning has experienced a good deal of life in her young age. Proprietor of Emma's Boardinghouse, she is mother to an array of beefy, unkempt, often rowdy characters. Though many men would like to get to know the steely, hard-edged, yet surprisingly lovely proprietor, none has truly succeeded. That is, not until the town's new pastor, Jonathan Atkins, takes up residence in the boardinghouse, affecting not only her with his devout faith and strong convictions, but her clientele as well. Emma clings desperately to her stubborn ways, refusing to acknowledge God's love until all of Little Hickman witnesses a miracle the conversion of her abusive and alcoholic father, Ezra Only then will Emma begin to experience God's transforming power at work.

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About the Author

Born and raised in western Michigan, Sharlene MacLaren attended Spring

Arbor University. After graduating, she traveled, then married one of her

childhood friends, and together they raised two lovely daughters. Now

happily retired after teaching elementary school for thirty-one years, "Shar"

enjoys reading, singing in the church choir and worship teams, traveling,

and spending time with her husband, children, and precious grandchildren.

The acclaimed Through Every Storm was Shar's first novel to be published

by Whitaker House, and in 2007, the American Christian Fiction Wr

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Twenty-eight-year-old Emma Browning has experienced a good deal of life in her young age. Proprietor of Emma's Boardinghouse, she is "mother" to an array of beefy, unkempt, often rowdy characters. Though many men would like to get to know the steely, hard-edged, yet surprisingly lovely proprietor, none has truly succeeded. That is, not until the town's new pastor, Jonathan Atkins, takes up residence in the boardinghouse, affecting not only her with his devout faith and strong convictions, but her clientele as well. Emma clings desperately to her stubborn ways, refusing to acknowledge God's love until all of Little Hickman witnesses a miracle'the conversion of her abusive and alcoholic father, Ezra! Only then will Emma begin to experience God's transforming power at work.

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Product Details

Publisher
Whitaker Distribution | Whitaker House,U.S.
Published
30th April 2008
Pages
382
ISBN
9781603740203

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