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She blames him for her father’s betrayal. He only ever meant to help. In Faith’s Creek, the lines between love and resentment can blur like footprints in a field after rain…
Lydia Brandt has no patience for soft-spoken boys, or the man who bought her father’s land when times turned hard. Aaron King may be steady, kind, and well-respected in the community, but to Lydia, he’s the reason her family lost everything. And she has no intention of forgiving him.
But Ruth Esch, the village’s most determined grandmother and unofficial matchmaker, has other ideas. When a twisted ankle, a thunderstorm, and a string of ‘accidental’ errands force Lydia and Aaron into close quarters, old grievances begin to unravel… and something tender starts to bloom.
As family secrets surface and wounds from the past begin to heal, Lydia must decide whether holding on to anger is worth losing the one man who sees her clearly, and loves her anyway.
In a community bound by faith and kindness, sometimes the hardest fences to mend are the ones built around your own heart.
Genre: Inspirational
Lydia Brandt has no patience for soft-spoken boys, or the man who bought her father’s land when times turned hard. Aaron King may be steady, kind, and well-respected in the community, but to Lydia, he’s the reason her family lost everything. And she has no intention of forgiving him.
But Ruth Esch, the village’s most determined grandmother and unofficial matchmaker, has other ideas. When a twisted ankle, a thunderstorm, and a string of ‘accidental’ errands force Lydia and Aaron into close quarters, old grievances begin to unravel… and something tender starts to bloom.
As family secrets surface and wounds from the past begin to heal, Lydia must decide whether holding on to anger is worth losing the one man who sees her clearly, and loves her anyway.
In a community bound by faith and kindness, sometimes the hardest fences to mend are the ones built around your own heart.
Genre: Inspirational
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