Seigneur Richard Tonnacour, the town’s black-hearted and corrupt overlord, will stop at nothing to claim Emilie for himself. When his abduction attempt of Emilie goes awry, she and Robert are forced to flee their homes. Forcefully separated, the lovers each encounter new troubles including famine, a Quebec bread riot, a death sentence, and the small pox epidemic of 1703. Embroiled in a fateful chase, Emilie learns that not even the devious madness of her adversaries can destroy her love for Robert. Amid heartache and tragedy, Emilie and Robert struggle to overcome adversity until a turn of events reveals Robert’s true identity. As destiny draws them back together, they learn the lessons of love, forgiveness, and family.
The Blighted Troth is a compelling story of love and treachery, faith and loss, forgiveness and triumph, of a woman, who with extraordinary determination, labours to make her own way in life and love. With poignancy and meticulous research, the colour, detail, and excitement of the turbulent world of 18th century New France comes to life.
The Carter House girls are just getting to know one another when the subject of boys comes up. Rhiannon’s dating Bradford, the most popular jock in school, Eliza’s seeing Harry, and even DJ has dated Conner, although now he acts as if he doesn’t like her. Boys aren’t always easy to understand, but every girl in the house wants a boyfriend—and will do just about anything to get one. So when Taylor decides to put the moves on Bradford, Rhiannon is shocked and hurt. Mistakes are made and feelings battered … there is forgiveness for some and bitterness for others … but at the end of the day, the girls learn a valuable lesson about what it means to be a family. 
Jessica LeCroix drops a bomb on her best friend, Ramie: “I’m a lesbian.” Ramie Grant cannot believe her ears. Jess!? Her best friend, her teammate . . . a homosexual? Before long other girls on the basketball team find out, and little jokes become vicious attacks. In the end, Ramie must decide if she will stand by Jessica’s side or turn her back on a friend in need. The tenth book in the teen fiction series TrueColors, “Bright Purple” examines the subjects of sexuality, identity, and forgiveness. Includes discussion questions. 
Leo is an orphan being raised in an abbey in the days of King Richard the Lionhearted. He knows nothing of his parentage and has little hope for a future outside the familiar but sometimes restrictive monastery walls. Abbot Michael alone knows Leo s story and family line and unexpectedly, when the heir to the house of Wardlock is killed in the Crusades, he sets in motion events in which Leo will need every scrap of wisdom and endurance. For he is not only heir to Wardlock, but also to its rival – the house of Tremoine! Vividly set in the pious but turbulent England of the twelfth-century this authentic and stirring tale of suffering and courage shows a boy who – to claim his heritage – must first see it transformed by the power of love and forgiveness. Recommended in Seton Home Study Grade 6 Author: Hendry Peart Format: Paperback Publisher: Ignatius Press
Captain Edge and the crew of the Daystar are off on another exciting mission, this time to save the crew of the Wellington from certain destruction by the gravitron threads of the Rainbow Nebula.But there is a troublemaker in the ranks. Greedy Hector Jordan has another plan to make himself rich, and this time it means stealing supplies on board the starship to build a virtual reality machine. After enlisting Ringo to help him build the computer that runs the machine, Heck puts the crew’s lives in danger by stealing power from the ship’s main fuel cells.Join the Daystar Space Rangers and the crew of the Daystar as they make a heroic rescue. Discover how God can give compassion and power to overcome past hurts and teach us to love those who have wronged us. And see how God can use Heck’s machine for good even though Heck meant it for selfish gain. 
This is the story of Kathy and her husband Dan. At the start of the book Kathy comes across a gravestone that is simply marked “Tilly” and has one date-which dates back nine years. After this Kathy has a very emotional time and her husband is concerning that the gravestone was too much for her and goes to seek out the story behind that simple marker. In the mean time Kathy has a dream, where she gets to meet Tilly in Heaven. Tilly is Kathy’s aborted baby, now all grown up and new in Heaven and the story has a very strong pro-life message and speaks for the unborn as well as the mothers of the unborn. Kathy goes through a process of healing from her hurt and grief over what she did to her daughter nine years ago and Tilly is filled with joy at being able to meet, play with and hug her mother at last.
Shortly before Christmas, Emily’s family must flee after her abusive father finds them in Boscoe Bay. Emily’s friends rally to help get the family safely back home, and Emily soon discovers that forgiveness doesn’t always come easily. Illustrations.
A powerful novel of honor, forgiveness, and unquenchable faith–set at the end of the Civil War. Quentin Larribee is a surgeon, but in the confusion at the end of the Civil War, his healing hands brought death to an enemy soldier. To ease his troubled conscience, he visits the man s impoverished widow, only to find himself falling in love. Now he is torn between two choices: a bright medical future with his wealthy fiancee in New York City, or an impossible love with a woman who knows nothing of his terrible secret. In this unforgettable novel, good is found in the unlikeliest places and God s unseen hand weaves a masterful tapestry of human hearts and lives.”
Holly and her best friend, Andie, signed loyalty papers a long time ago. But now a new boy at school threatens to come between them. When Holly’s scheme backfires, she learns the meaning of both friendship and forgiveness. Ages 11-14
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