A Ship Called Abigail

Three years ago, Harris Wimberly lost the one who was to have been his love for life.  His partner, his companion, his best friend, his lover.  His wife.  Now he wonders, through the loneliness, is it possible to love again?  Is it possible, or even right to think about letting another woman into his life?  

Across town, a widow is wondering the same thing.  Now four years for her, Anna Forth considers not only her own loneliness, but that her thirteen-year-old son needs a father figure in his life. 

A Steampunk adventure novel. A story of romance set in a Steampunk world, with a hint of Victorian Sci-fi, and airship fantasy.

(from an independent review)

"A Ship Called Abigail" delivers a rich, faith-filled romance that will appeal to fans of inspirational fiction.  It's a journey of discovery, resilience, and the enduring power of love, set against a beautifully crafted backdrop. 

The author's writing style is articulate and evocative, painting vivid pictures with his words. He has a knack for descriptive prose that transports the reader directly into the settings and emotional landscapes of the story. Whether depicting a moment of quiet contemplation or a turning point in the plot, the language is consistently engaging and polished.