In the Twilight, in the Evening

by Gilbert Morris, Lynn Morris, Lynn Morris

Book Overview

In San Francisco, Cheney--with the support of Shiloh--fights with the hospital staff of St. Francis for the fair treatment of their city's "undesirables." Then catastrophe strikes, and she discovers... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1556614276
• ISBN13: 9781556614279
• Release Date: November 1997
• Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
• Length: 317 Pages
• Weight: 0.98 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Can't wait!

This is a really good book. with each of the Cheney books, you think you can't get any more climatic, then suddenly You are suprised and left gasping for breath! Book six is taking the cake. can't wait, can't wait! out of the series, Book six isn't my favorite. but it is absolutely necessary background for continuing the series. So much happens with Cheney, and With Shiloh. It's one more step towards finding his family, and One more step for Cheney in trusting God with her whole life, especially her emotions. DON'T READ BOOKS 7 OR 8 WITHOUT READING 6! Please see my member profile for links to the Cheney duvall Message board, and my Cheney Duvall Website.

Gilbert and Lyn Morris do it again!!

Once again Gilbert and his daughter Lyn Morris provide us with quality and entertaining piece of reading. In the Twilight, In the Evening is a wonderful example of what a fine writting team that we have in our world. As always it is a pleasure to sit down and read a novel by these two, but I couldn't help but feel disappointed that the last novel in this series was such a long way from publication. For as it always is books in a series leave you in a state of fustration wanting to know what is going to happern. The characters in this story are so believeable that it is not hard to grow to love them and find yourself anxious to know that they are safe and have found the elusive happily ever after. I have spent much time following the antics of Dr. Cheney Duvall and her friend Victoria. Many times i have been moved to laughter and tears by the soulful writing of this father-daughter team. If you are looking for a book that is filled with historical accuracy and an indepth look into the experiences and the plight of the Chinese in Eighteenth Century San Francisco, you will not go wrong with this book. It is an enjoyable read from which you will walk away with a new insight into history.

Wonderful!!! Exciting with a touch of romance.

This was a wonderful book. I really enjoyed it. And it is really hard for me to enjoy books as a teen this really focuses on Cheney and Shiloh. But you all have to realize it probably will get boring after they get together. I think that is what they tried to do in the first on and decided to prolong thier getting together. And she even said in this book she didn't really love him yet. Anywayz it was great.

An Inspiring Novel!!!

I loved this book. I am an avid reader of this series and am anxiously awaiting the seventh book. Cheney's faith through tough times and her reliance on God is a lesson to all and truly touched my life! The book is set in San Francisco and draws on the city's interesting backfround as a backdrop for the book. It is wonderfully written book. In The Twilight In the Evening has a taste of adventure romance comedy and inspiration! I give it 2 thumbs up!

Good plot & characterization; leaves you longing for Book 7!

The Morris team once again does a great job of developing the relationship between Cheney and Shiloh, while continuing to allow each character to develop independently. The plot develops well until the last chapter and epilogue when events seem to happen that have only loose threads of continuity to the first part of the story. Although you are left in anticipation as Cheney decides to follow Shiloh, the events leading to her decision are sketchy and leave one wondering how it all came about. All in all, this is a well written, enjoyable, informative and easy to read story.