Redemption in the Wilderness
About the Book Redemption in the Wilderness
Book: Redemption in the Wilderness
Author: Andrea Byrd
Genre: Christian Historical Romance
Release Date: September 19, 2023
Two sisters alone on the Kentucky frontier…love is the last thing they expect to find.
After the death of their parents during the Hard Winter, Margaret and her sister have struggled to survive. Between her mother’s dying wish that Margaret protect her sister and the nagging sensation that they are not alone, guilt and worry are her constant companions.
And if someone is following them, is their watcher friend or foe?
Iain Donegal can’t afford roots, not with the pain and guilt of the life he’s left behind or the memory of the drink that once threatened to consume him. But his solitary life as a long hunter in the wilds of Kentucky finds a new path when he happens upon a young woman digging a grave for her own mother. Unable to pull himself away when he realizes that she and her sister are on their own, he begins to provide anonymous aid.
But when the women truly need him, can he risk leaving his solitary life behind to step in and fill the void?
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My Thoughts on Redemption in the Wilderness
Redemption in the Wilderness is a lovely historical fiction novel that reads quickly and sweetly. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It is also part of the Frontier Hearts series.
It takes you back to 1700s Kentucky. Two sisters survived the hard winter but buried their parents. But then what if the danger didn’t end? Someone is out there. Someone is following them. But is it friend or foe?
Our main male character lives a solitary life. He’s a long hunter and off on his own. When he stumbles onto the girls digging the hole to bury their mother he starts observing them and being their benefactor of sorts. But when they need help that will make him reveal himself will he do it to save them?
This was a fun book. Before I go further, this is part of a series, but the series is designed so that each book can be read as a stand-alone novel on its own. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and hope you do too!
I have voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from Celebrate Lit. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC regulations.
About the Author of Redemption in the Wilderness
Andrea Byrd is a Christian wife and mom located in rural Kentucky, who loves to spend time with her family in the great outdoors, one with nature. Often described as having been born outside her time, she has a deep affinity for an old-fashioned, natural lifestyle.
With a degree in Equine Health & Rehabilitation gathering dust and a full-time job tethering her to a desk eight hours a day, Andrea decided it was time to show both herself and her children that it is truly possible to make your dreams come true. Now with over 1,000 contemporary Christian romance novellas sold, Andrea is pursuing her passion of writing faith-filled romance woven with a thread of true history.
More from Andrea
One of my favorite aspects of being a historical fiction author is learning new tidbits of information with each novel I pen.
Not only have I always loved learning, but I also harbor a deep passion for novels that incorporate real places and events. In Redemption in the Wilderness, I was blessed with the opportunity to research the beginnings of Harrodsburg, KY. This town was founded in 1774 as Harrodstown by James Harrod. What began mainly as a civilian fort with the building of Fort Harrod has endured more than 200 years of Kentucky’s rich history. Tourists and locals alike can still visit a replica of Fort Harrod today. And, you, yourself, can visit the original fort in Redemption in the Wilderness.
Beyond historical places and events, I also always find myself on a search engine with the strangest little inquisitions. Such as… What plants are native to Kentucky? When do said plants bloom? And which can be used as a natural remedy for this particular ailment? With this novel, I found that feverfew, a native Kentucky wildflower, was so aptly named because early settlers used this native plant to reduce fever. I cannot wait for you to see what role it played for the characters in Redemption in the Wilderness.
Blog Stops for Redemption in the Wilderness
Life on Chickadee Lane, September 19
Holly’s Book Corner, September 19
Alena Mentink, September 20
Pause for Tales, September 20
Lighthouse Academy Blog, September 21 (Guest Review from Marilyn Ridgway)
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, September 22
For Him and My Family, September 22
Texas Book-aholic, September 23
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, September 24
Locks, Hooks and Books, September 25
lakesidelivingsite, September 26
Karen Baney Reviews, September 26
Bigreadersite, September 27
Connie’s History Classroom, September 28
Cover Lover Book Review, September 29
Little Homeschool on the Prairie, September 29
Gina Holder, Author and Blogger, September 30 (Author Interview)
Avid Reader Nurse, September 30
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, October 1
Jeanette’s Thoughts, October 2
Giveaway for Redemption in the Wilderness
To celebrate her tour, Andrea is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon gift card!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway!
Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/2813b/redemption-in-the-wilderness-celebration-tour-giveaway
Rita Wray
Sounds like a good book.
Erin S.
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kim hansen
Sounds good.
Erin S.
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Debra Pruss
Thank you so much for sharing. God bless you.
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MICHAEL A LAW
This should be an entertaining read. Thanks for hosting.
Erin S.
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Roxanne C.
It has been a while since I read a book set during the 1700s. I think I’ll enjoy this story about survival on the frontier.
Erin S.
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