Heart of Honor
Description
What's Abby to do?
Abigail Locke resents having to leave the fort at New Echota and travel to Raleigh, but she has no choice. Her father insists, and there's no way resisting will change his mind or help their already strained relationship. Then Abby learns a dishonorably discharged officer is to be her guide and the situation becomes yet more bleak-leaving Abby uncertain whether to trust a dishonored soldier, and as the journey progresses, even less sure of his ability to lead her and her companion to their destination.
From the start, Nathaniel Danfield knows the journey ahead will be rocky. If dealing with the stigma of a tarnished name weren't enough, now he must deal with Miss Locke's constant stream of complaints and criticism, too.
Can Abby discern the truth from what she's been told about Nathaniel? Will Nathaniel be able to show Abby the kind of man he is before the dangerous journey tears them apart?
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Connie Stevens lives with her husband of forty-plus years in north Georgia, within sight of her beloved mountains. She and her husband are both active in a variety of ministries at their church. A lifelong reader, Connie began creating stories by the time she was ten. Her office manager and writing muse is a cat, but she's never more than a phone call or email away from her critique partners. She enjoys gardening and quilting, but one of her favorite pastimes is browsing antique shops where story ideas often take root in her imagination. Connie has been a member of American Christian Fiction Writers since 2000.
