Mollys Revenge
$11.17
Praying for deliverance “from the snare of the fowler” was one thing, but did God really expect her to forgive the fowler?
Vivacious and beautiful, eighteen-year-old Molly Maguire lives a charmed life thanks to the generosity of her benefactors Lord and Lady Pembrooke. But all that changes when Lord Pembrooke’s health fails and his son unexpectedly closes the manor. Given the option of remaining in Ireland to fend for themselves, or signing a two-year contract as indentured servants to the Commonwealth of Virginia, Molly and her widowed mother choose to begin a new life across the ocean.
But life is harsh on the untamed frontiers of the New World. Angry over the unfair treatment she receives, Molly nurses the flame of resentment that grows in her heart. Vowing to one day take her revenge, Molly holds on desperately to the only connection she has to her homeland – her father’s Bible.
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780816324903
Kay Rizzo
Binding: Trade Paper
Serenity Inn # 7
Publisher: Review & Herald Publishing
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