Blind Hope

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Pressing her lips together, she nodded her head and stood, taking one last look at the name etched in stone. She vowed right then never to come back because every time she looked at Will’s name on that wall, it screamed to her of hope.



In Blind Hope, book two in The Blinders Trilogy by Kristy Shelton, the words love, hope, and dreams are synonymous with family—at least that’s what Eugene and Annie Wyatt believe. As they raise two sons on their horse and cattle farm outside of Louisville, Kentucky, life has a way of testing that love, crushing hope, and shattering dreams.



In the face of the Ku Klux Klan, a thousand-year flood, and a wayward son, the family’s strength is strained to its limit and yet able to weather each storm. But when their faith is put to an unimaginable test with the world engulfed in war for a second time, all hope appears to be lost.



Sometimes God plants a seed of hope so strong within a mother’s heart that nothing on earth can snatch it away. Not even death itself.



AUTHOR BIO



Kristy Shelton is a long-time teacher, coach, and mission leader at Greater Atlanta Christian School. She and her husband, Cliff, live in Duluth, Georgia. Despite her busy lifestyle, writing has fulfilled a

deep creative need from within. She considers The Blinders Trilogy to be a gift from God, pure and simple.