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Murray Pura

    Murray Pura schafft Erzählungen, die verschiedenste Genres durchqueren, von historischer Fiktion bis hin zu Spannung, und oft Themen wie Glauben und den menschlichen Geist erforschen. Sein Stil zeichnet sich durch eine reiche, sinnliche Prosa und eine tiefgründige Untersuchung der Charakter-Motivationen aus. Pura konzentriert sich darauf, Geschichten zu schaffen, die bei den Lesern sowohl auf emotionaler als auch auf intellektueller Ebene Anklang finden. Seine Werke werden für ihre erzählerische Kunstfertigkeit und aufschlussreichen Erkundungen der menschlichen Erfahrung geschätzt.

    Grace Rider
    Abigail's Christmas Miracle
    My Heart Belongs in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Clarissa's Conflict
    Hong Kong Amish: The Ranchers of Idaho
    Kingfisher Cross
    The Light at St. Silvan's
    • The Light at St. Silvan's

      • 256 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden
      4,8(4)Abgeben

      Sara King had lost her husband. Her son. Her faith. She wanted just to disappear. So she made her way to an island off the coast of Massachusetts, changed her name to Lyyndenna Patrick, moved into an old lighthouse keeper’s cottage, and began to write.The faith she had left behind forbade her to be an author. But she had written secretly anyway. Now she was free to write openly about all the things she wanted to say and even see her blogs and stories published. She was ecstatic. And there was more—all her new friends, fellow authors, learning to drive, new clothes, swimming in the sea, climbing to the top of the lighthouse to look out over a shining ocean and pray.For God was still there. Somehow, God was still there. On her walks along the seashore. While she struggled to put her thoughts into words. When she grieved her son and a husband who had never wanted her. Love was the one thing Lynndenna had never known and the one thing she didn’t think she would ever find.

      The Light at St. Silvan's
    • Kingfisher Cross

      • 282 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden

      LIFE HAPPENS LOVE HAPPENS GRACE HAPPENS There is a great mix of lives here - the Schlabach Amish, the English, immigration from Scandinavia, Europe and Asia. No different than the rest of the world, really. In all, Kingfisher Cross has just under five thousand souls, each of them unique, as souls everywhere are unique, all in their own unique family, worlds and realities. Kingfisher Cross is a small town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Here are its people, here are their stories. In Gypsy Blood, a young woman discovers a family secret in a notebook in the attic that changes everything. Skipping Stones finds two sisters falling out as they both vie for a man who trains horses for the Olympics. In The Lake Effect, a man and a woman who have nothing in common cannot stop loving one another no matter how hard they try. Hunter's Moon has a widower struggling with his romantic feelings for a woman outside his faith. In Mothers and Sons, three women struggle with the harsh reality of having sons in the military in war zones. In Nevena in Love, a young woman with no desire for any sort of romance in her life has her world turned on its head when she forges a friendship with a man outside her comfort zone.

      Kingfisher Cross
    • When War Reaches Clarissa's Back Door, the Trustworthy Become Even Fewer. Journey into Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, of 1863 where Clarissa Avery Ross lives a full life. By day she is the daughter of a respectable shoemaker being courted by seminary student Kyle Forrester. But by night she is a conductor on the Underground Railroad, working with a mysterious man called Liberty. She would like to share her work with Kyle, but he refuses to enlist when the war breaks out. How can she remain true to a man being labeled a coward? When the war comes to her back door in an epic battle, the greatest challenges to her faith and love are yet to come.

      My Heart Belongs in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Clarissa's Conflict
    • Abigail's Christmas Miracle

      • 120 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden

      Abigail and her Grandfather have always enjoyed a special relationship. Especially at Christmas time on their farm in Ohio.Until this year.This year, something is wrong with Abigail's beloved Grandpa. He will not eat, he will not drink, he will not rise from his bed. He only wants to die. Abigail and her family and the doctors are unable to do anything to bring him around.It will take a miracle. A miracle Abigail sees no signs of happening no matter how hard she prays.

      Abigail's Christmas Miracle
    • Grace Rider

      • 294 Seiten
      • 11 Lesestunden

      Michal Troyer and Milwaukee Bachman were still in Rumspringa. Which meant they had not been baptized into the Amish faith. And after biking across America to rescue Michal's sister, they weren't sure if they did want to become Amish. They had seen so much of the big world outside of Lancaster County. And they weren't sure about each other anymore either. Were they still in love? Did they still want to marry? Everything is up in the air. It will take another road trip across America and America's deserts, through all seasons, and all kinds of hard weather, and over thousands of miles of blacktop, before they rediscover what they believe, who they have become and whether or not their love for each other has endured. It won't be easy, it won't come together overnight, and the price may be more than they can pay. They will need all the help they can get.

      Grace Rider