Faith in the Mountain Valley: Call of the Rockies, Book 5 (Unabridged)
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Publisher Description
This epic journey is the only way to leave her secrets behind.
After 11 years spent looking for the girl who stole his heart, Jean-Jacques Baptiste - better known as French to his friends - is tempted to give up. Until the day he spotted the flaxen-haired stranger traveling the wooded path with Blackfoot Indians. He never imagined he'd find his childhood friend masquerading as a man in this Rocky Mountain wilderness, hundreds of miles from the Canadian town where he last saw her. No matter her reasons, he can't let her go this time.
Colette Mignon's life has become a cacophony of lies, including the fact that her Blackfoot Indian companions believe she's a man. She's willing to live the taxing life of a trapper in these desolate mountains as long as it keeps her secrets hidden. When her childhood friend and first love discovers her, his determination to help might put everything at risk.
As the worst of her past threatens to catch up with her, the hope for Colette's new life shatters. But no matter what, she must protect the one good thing that came from all her mistakes. Though French is determined to stay at her side, she can't let him become entangled in the perilous consequences of her actions. If only it wasn't so painful to push him away. The danger pressing in may leave her only one choice-leave everything behind...again.
From a USA Today best-selling author comes another epic journey through breathless landscapes and adventure so intense, lives will never be the same.
Customer Reviews
Wow!
Wow! I’m so excited about this book! Aside from Freedom in the Mountain Wind (the first book in the Call of the Rockies series), this is my FAVORITE so far!
I don’t know what it was about this one that captivated me so much, lol. Maybe it was the band of braves and their stoic constancy. Maybe it was Jean-Jacques and his steady determination and unwillingness to give up. Or maybe it was Colette and her need to always do more than was necessary, to try and make things right, to always feel like she had never quite done as well as she should or as much as she might have. This is a very relatable feeling, I think, for many people, especially women and mothers.
Author Misty M. Beller did an excellent job of portraying the need to let go of trying to be perfect and make the right choices alone, and learn to rely on God and come to Him for answers and direction.