Hosea's Bride (Love Inspired #250)

by Dorothy Clark

Hosea's Bride by Dorothy Clark released on Mar 25, 2004 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373872607
• Release Date: March 2004
• Publisher: Love Inspired
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.6" x 0.7" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Sweet

I thought the book was great! I didn't want it to end! I couldn't put it down! You will just love Hosea. If you like A love story that is sweet then Hosea's Bride is the book for you.

Imaginative!

I got this book because I was impressed by Beauty for Ashes, I don't generally like contemporary novels but Dorothy Clark is a talent I'll look for This was really a wise little book that I also enjoyed reading. Hosea the pastor was someone likeable and wise though also human. Angela was believable also with real issues.

Could this ex-prostitute wear a white veil?

Angela Warren had a horrific childhood. At a young age, her drug-addicted mother and step-father sold her into prostitution to pay for their habits. Angela, her street name being Gelina, refused to give in to despair, though, and after working as a prostitute for a few years, finally ran away from the horrible situation. While fleeing, Tony spots her and Angela ducks into the first building she comes into, which happens to be a church. While there, she hears the salvation message from a visiting evangelist and becomes a Christian. After becoming a Christian, she flees from the city and sets up a nice life for herself in a small town, where she has friends, a steady job, and a good home. One day, however, everything is turned upside down by her new preacher - Hosea Stevens.Hosea Stevens never forgot the prostitute who had been saved six years before. He was extremely happy to see that she now lived a well-adjusted life, but every time he got near her, she seemed to clam up and become flighty. As his pastoral interest in her increases, so do his personal feelings, until he is sure that Angela is the woman God intends for him to marry. The only problem is, Angela doesn't see herself as anything of value, and she's determined that her past doesn't come out. Can Hosea convince her of his love, and of God's forgiveness?I usually don't read Christian literature, but this one really caught my interest, perhaps because of the completely unusual heroine - a former prostitute. It seems that you find virginal heroines in most Christian romance, so it was refreshing to find someone different! I liked Angela and could completely relate to her feelings. I also liked Hosea, who was determined and strong. If you're looking for something a little different in Christian romance, I highly recommend this book!