Liberty Belle by Patricia PacJac Carroll
Book Description:
"Set in 1859 Denver, Liberty Belle is a story of finding freedom and forgiveness. A jilted bride, a wayward sheriff, a small boy, outlaws, and a gallows provide
plenty of action, romance, and hope.
Liberty Longstreet was left at the altar, but that wasn’t the worst of her day. She awakens to the fact that she needs to declare independence from her controlling mother. Wanting her freedom and to find a man of her choosing, Libby leaves home for faraway Denver. She just doesn't count on being robbed, falling for a wayward sheriff, or being accused of murder.
Sheriff Wade Calder throws down his badge in a quest for revenge. Instead, he takes responsibility for his enemy’s young son. Wanting only to be free, Wade runs into Libby, and she wins what is left of his heart. Unfortunately, he has nothing to offer her until he picks up his badge. His honor is restored, but it may cost Libby her life.
Together they learn the cost of freedom and the wealth of forgiveness."
My Opinion:
This book is excellent. Patricia PacJac Carroll paints an adventure that will keep you turning the pages!!! This book is one of those that starts you in one place and by the time your at the end your amazed you read just one story. Her characters are wonderful, different, and greatly enjoyable. Liberty Belle holds a wonderful message of forgiveness, and fighting the fear and doubts that well up by putting your trust in God. The kindle version has some glitches, but they should be fixed soon. I don't want to give anything away so I'll just tell you that Liberty Belle holds twists and turns that I didn't see coming and I bet you won't either. You MUST read this book!
The song I would pair with this book is: "'Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus" by The Cluster Pluckers.
~ASC
Acts 16:31 (Read it, Believe it, and Be Saved!!!)
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