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A Time To Dream: Book 3 (Wildrose)

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Life is hard in the Canadian town of Wildrose. Mothers are left childless; children are left motherless. Will a lost woman accidentally stumble upon her Scottish dream? Will Dovie and Dulcie find happiness in their old age? Glover's continuing series develops a different set of Wildrose residents in each book, each of them more endearing than the last. Glover manages to maintain a sense of humor in contrast with the harshness of life in the Canadian bush, which will make the reader love these characters that much more.

Life is hard in the Canadian town of Wildrose. Mothers are left childless; children are left motherless. Will a lost woman accidentally stumble upon her Scottish dream? Will Dovie and Dulcie find happiness in their old age? Glover's continuing series develops a different set of Wildrose residents in each book, each of them more endearing than the last. Glover manages to maintain a sense of humor in contrast with the harshness of life in the Canadian bush, which will make the reader love these characters that much more.

Wildrose and the characters of Ruth Glover are cosy and warming company on a cold winter's day. The guidance of God through the Psalms is apparent in the story of a bereft pioneer widow who has left her husband in a cold and lonely grave on the prairie to find her home in the Saskatchewan bush. Will Dulcie and Dovie manage to find a good husband for Anna, the Wildrose community's substitude for a doctor? How does Digby's infected wound fit into God's plans? The lives of these and other clearly drawn characters will keep you running back to the library or to Amazon.com to search for more inspiring books in the Wildrose Series.