Someplace North, Someone Fair
In the unforgiving beauty of the Canadian wilderness, a cowboy's search for a future and a teacher's fight for freedom will be tested by the land itself.
Cody Brandon, a man more comfortable on horseback than anywhere else, left Texas with a single-minded purpose: to build a life in the BC mountains and a home with Julie Stewart, the woman he can't forget. He's ready to prove his worth and win her heart, but he quickly finds that the wilderness has its own set of rules. Here, survival is a daily challenge, and love must be strong enough to withstand more than just doubt.
Julie Stewart is fighting a war on two fronts. On the one hand, she navigates the suffocating expectations of a controlling father. Cody's return feels like a breath of fresh air, a promise of the life she's only dared to pray for. But the greatest threat isn't her father's disapproval or her own fear; it's the wilderness itself. When a sudden, brutal accident leaves her alone, injured, and staring down death, her faith is no longer a gentle belief-it becomes a lifeline.
Can love, forged in a moment of peace, be strong enough to survive the trials of the wild? And can faith, whispered in the valley of the shadow of death, be the light that guides them home?
From the author of Someplace North, Someplace Wild, which Jerry Jenkins praised as "a compelling story well told," comes a gripping, inspirational Western. It's a novel for readers who love stories of resilience, survival, and God's grace found in the harshest of landscapes.
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