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Until the Daybreak by Al Lacy

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Until the Daybreak

Al Lacy, Joanna Lacy

PRH Christian Publishing · Paperback · October 5, 2000

Reading lane: Christian Westerns

In this sixth installment in the popular Mail Order Bride series, Dorianne DeFeo is a lovely, loyal daughter to widower Franco DeFeo, who works on the docks in Brooklyn.

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Who It's For

Good for readers interested in faith-centered romance amid grief and hardship

Book Details

Authors
Al Lacy, Joanna Lacy
Publisher
PRH Christian Publishing
Published
October 5, 2000
Format
Paperback
Theme
Christian Westerns · Christian Romance
Reading lane
Christian Westerns

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Publisher Categories

  • Historical Romance

  • Christian Romance

  • Christian Westerns

About This Book

In this sixth installment in the popular Mail Order Bride series, Dorianne DeFeo is a lovely, loyal daughter to widower Franco DeFeo, who works on the docks in Brooklyn. When Franco catches two fellow workers smuggling diamonds, they stab him and he dies in Dori's arms. Persevering through her grief, Dori finds her employment opportunities diminishing and finally answers an ad from Arizona lawman Stone McKenna for a mail-order bride. Traveling west, Dori experiences another...

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In this sixth installment in the popular Mail Order Bride series, Dorianne DeFeo is a lovely, loyal daughter to widower Franco DeFeo, who works on the docks in Brooklyn. When Franco catches two fellow workers smuggling diamonds, they stab him and he dies in Dori's arms. Persevering through her grief, Dori finds her employment opportunities diminishing and finally answers an ad from Arizona lawman Stone McKenna for a mail-order bride. Traveling west, Dori experiences another shock, and her tired mind shields her from more hurt with a psychologically induced blindness. Will Stone still want his bride now that she's blind? Will the young couple let God penetrate their pain? Can a miracle accomplish what medicine can't? Together Dori and Stone await the daybreak in the darkness of their lives.

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