Fred Mason returns home in 1865 from the War to find his fiancee married to another man. Can Sarah win him over to love and heal the bitterness and pain? Will he retreat to his haven of peace farm and let Sarah marry a young man of her own age? great story of healing faith.
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When Frederic Mason returns home from the Civil War, he finds that Becky Sue, his fiancee has married another man. Hurt and Bitter, he throws himself into the work on his family's farm. As he finds God revealed in the beauty of the land, his heart heals.
But though he no longer loves Becky Sue, he isn't ready for a relationship with Sarah Jane, Becky's little sister. After all, Sarah is only fifteen and the war has aged Frederic beyond his years.
When Sarah Jane begins to keep company with a boy her own age, Frederic tells himself he should feel relieved. Has his farm become a haven of peace, or a retreat from reality?
When Frederic Mason returns home from the Civil War, he finds that Becky Sue, his fiancee has married another man. Hurt and Bitter, he throws himself into the work on his family's farm. As he finds God revealed in the beauty of the land, his heart heals.
But though he no longer loves Becky Sue, he isn't ready for a relationship with Sarah Jane, Becky's little sister. After all, Sarah is only fifteen and the war has aged Frederic beyond his years.
When Sarah Jane begins to keep company with a boy her own age, Frederic tells himself he should feel relieved. Has his farm become a haven of peace, or a retreat from reality?
