When Ivory Bledsoe left the city to minister to the people of the rural mountain town of Willow Hollow, she never expected to be shunned rather than welcomed. Seeing the town as a lost cause, she’s eager to return home, but when the bridge leading out of town is washed away during a flood, she finds herself stranded in the last place she wants to be.
Ben Thrasher was content with his quiet life until he met the new librarian. He can’t help but be drawn to the friendly and lively Ivory Bledsoe, despite her being at the center of the town’s latest superstition. It’s only a matter of time until she captures his heart, turning his world upside down in the process.
This is a beautiful story showing God’s love and following
His will can bring challenges, misunderstandings, but leaning on Him and
showing unconditional love is always right. I loved the characters and
descriptive interactions and events as I felt like I was right in the midst of
the mountains with the poverty, superstitions, and wariness of the mountain
folks plus the historical setting during the 1930’s. It was extra special to
read names of books and the authors for this era that the library had in Willow
Hollow. A beautiful ending had me applauding and smiling not wanting the story
to end.
I look forward to reading every novella in the Librarians of
Willow Hollow series as they are released.
I received a complimentary advance reader copy from the
author and was under no obligation to write a review. I have shared my own
opinion.
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