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Dayna Wilson's philandering ex-husband asks her to do the unthinkable---support him in his dying days. Her heart torn between her ex's pain and the promise of a new love, Dayna must ask: Can she help the man who devastated her? And will helping him threaten her newfound love?

Shiloh Griffin has no identity outside of her roles as pastor's wife and mom. Some days that is enough. But not always. Particularly when she is partnered with the always confident, always gracious Jade Smith on a church ministry project. Rather than shying away from God in her nervousness, Shiloh clings to Him, seeking every day to redeem herself. When an opportunity arises for her to teach music at a local high school, she thinks maybe it's just the thing to give her more significance.Then Shiloh begins mentoring Monica, a fifteen-year-old student. When Monica learns she is pregnant, Shiloh must confront her own darkest secret in the desperate decision facing the teen. If she turns away, this teen's lifeand her soulcould be in jeopardy. If she decides to stand up and help, she knows she's the one who risks losing everything.Stacy Hawkins Adams's second book in the Winds of Change series finds Shiloh at a life-changing crossroads: keep her halo intact, or lose her honor to save the girl's."e;Elegantly emotional and intriguing, the story reaches deep to gently touch the soul."e; Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Book One of Winds of Change, a Prehistoric Fiction Series on the Peopling of the Americas

Book Two of Winds of Change, a Prehistoric Fiction Series on the Peopling of the Americas

Book Four of Winds of Change, a Prehistoric Fiction Series on the Peopling of the Americas

The heartwarming saga of a family embarking on an unforgettable journey through the untamed wilderness of Washington State during the Great Depression. When Dawn Jensen's family is forced to leave their cherished cabin and thrust into the life of traveling farm workers, their quest for a new home eventually leads them to the captivating Makah reservation in Neah Bay, WA. As the Jensen family adjusts to life in Neah Bay, Dawn forms a deep friendship with a spirited Native American girl named Talie. Talie's wisdom and connection to the land become a source of inspiration for Dawn. Together, they navigate the challenges of their circumstances, forging a bond that transcends cultural differences and serves as a testament to the power of friendship. Amidst a landscape rich in ancient traditions and rugged beauty, Dawn's journey takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with a charismatic man from Oklahoma, sparking newfound hope and the promise of a fresh start. Told through the unique eyes of young Dawn Jensen, Rachel Valencourt's debut novel unfolds as an inspirational tale of survival, love, well-guarded secrets, and the unbreakable bonds of family. Coming of age during the looming shadow of WWII, Dawn emerges as a resilient young woman, her spirit shaped by the era's challenges. Her resolve is put to the test when a chance encounter compels her to protect a family secret that could threaten the stability of her adult life. Every Night Has A Dawn is a poignant journey that transports readers from the wild woods of Washington State to the sprawling ranches of Oklahoma and finally the sun-kissed shores of California, weaving a transformative story of survival and revival. Will Dawn and her family find the strength to weather the storms that could shatter their world? Discover the answers in Every Night Has A Dawn, the first installment in the epic Winds of Change trilogy.