She has secrets. So does he. Will the two of them work out the past and find a future together?
Emily Stanton wants to erase her past, and she’s got a plan. When stolen money shows up in her bag, she can’t explain it without jeopardizing her new position as a school teacher. Can she learn to trust that the past doesn’t define her future and that Josh accepts her for who she is now?
Josh Benson’s helpfulness backfires when the road washes out putting his business at risk. Trouble seems follow the pretty schoolteacher he brought to town. Strangers, break-ins, and his estranged father test his easygoing nature. When Emily brings out his protective side, he must decide how much of his past he is willing to tell her.
Can they trust each other and confront their pasts to put everything to right for good?
Set in Oregon in 1881, The Road Home is a standalone book in The Route Home series. If you like Christian historical romance with a touch of suspense, you’ll love this journey of trust and love. Start the adventure today. Buy The Road Home now.
Emily Stanton wants to erase her past, and she’s got a plan. When stolen money shows up in her bag, she can’t explain it without jeopardizing her new position as a school teacher. Can she learn to trust that the past doesn’t define her future and that Josh accepts her for who she is now?
Josh Benson’s helpfulness backfires when the road washes out putting his business at risk. Trouble seems follow the pretty schoolteacher he brought to town. Strangers, break-ins, and his estranged father test his easygoing nature. When Emily brings out his protective side, he must decide how much of his past he is willing to tell her.
Can they trust each other and confront their pasts to put everything to right for good?
Set in Oregon in 1881, The Road Home is a standalone book in The Route Home series. If you like Christian historical romance with a touch of suspense, you’ll love this journey of trust and love. Start the adventure today. Buy The Road Home now.
Jennifer Vander Klipp
Stories of ordinary people, extraordinary circumstances. Most of us are ordinary people. We won’t be mentioned in history books. Documentary films won’t be made about our lives. A film crew won’t follow us through out our days. But that doesn’t mean we aren’t extraordinary.
Each of us has a unique purpose and reason for being on this planet, whether we know it or not, whether we can see it or not over the mounds of bills, dirty laundry, piles of dishes.
So take a break for a moment. Grab a few quiet moments and your favorite drink and read about women and men as ordinary as you. Who may or may not recognize that they are in some extraordinary circumstances.
And see what happens.
And in my very ordinary life. . . I make beauty from neglect, order from chaos. I like fixing messes!
And I get to do that a lot since I’m a mom to two and stepmom to four, navigating the teens while battling my daughter’s juvenile arthritis, exploring the delights of my son’s autism, and keeping gluten free. A California native transplanted to the Midwest, my favorite thing is discovering with my husband how much there is to love about seasons, snow, and the delight that is Michigan.
I look forward to hearing from you! Please be in touch.
Each of us has a unique purpose and reason for being on this planet, whether we know it or not, whether we can see it or not over the mounds of bills, dirty laundry, piles of dishes.
So take a break for a moment. Grab a few quiet moments and your favorite drink and read about women and men as ordinary as you. Who may or may not recognize that they are in some extraordinary circumstances.
And see what happens.
And in my very ordinary life. . . I make beauty from neglect, order from chaos. I like fixing messes!
And I get to do that a lot since I’m a mom to two and stepmom to four, navigating the teens while battling my daughter’s juvenile arthritis, exploring the delights of my son’s autism, and keeping gluten free. A California native transplanted to the Midwest, my favorite thing is discovering with my husband how much there is to love about seasons, snow, and the delight that is Michigan.
I look forward to hearing from you! Please be in touch.
My Review
The Road Home is book 2 in the Route Home series. I loved this book kept me flipping pages to see who done it. Emily has lived a bad life and decides to leave to make a change in her life. But when she gets there she finds a lot of money in her bag. How did that get there? no one would ever believe her. This doesn't look good for her job as the school teacher. What is she going to do there is no one she can talk to about it? Josh Benson who helps her leave town. BUt how much can he get involved without letting her in on his pass? Can they come together with trust to bring each other through? Well written story!! Loved the characters.
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