The Best Reviews
"A deep look at mid-nineteenth century America... as states, communities and families are divided over slavery."

Romance Readers Connection
"a magnificent tale continuing the story of Jasmine Houston’s life, the people of Lowell, and their fight to abolish slavery."

romancedesigns.com
This is a read that I highly recommend and [I] found it not only inspirational but entertaining as well."

LoveRomances.com
"A beautiful love story... Run! Do not walk to go purchase this book. You will not be disappointed."

Book Description
Jasmine Houston, a widow with a young son, agrees to harbor former slaves at her horse farm outside of Lowell, even though her father, a plantation owner, supports slavery. When a boardinghouse keeper unwittingly becomes involved with a traveling peddler who sells something infinitely more valuable than shoes, Jasmine is devastated to discover that her son and the former slaves have been kidnapped. Jasmine’s determination to free them threatens to undo her family as well as the ties that bind the burgeoning textile industry to the southern cotton growers. Book two in the bestselling Lights of Lowell.

About the Author
Tracie Peterson is the bestselling, award-winning author of over 50 historical and contemporary novels including The Bells of Lowell and Heirs of Montana series. Her books appear regularly on CBA bestseller lists. She and her family make their home in Belgrade, Montana. Judith Miller is an award-winning author whose avid research and love for history are reflected in her novels, two of which have placed in the CBA top-ten lists. In addition to her writing, Judy is a certified legal assistant. Judy and her husband make their home in Topeka, Kansas.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Tracie Peterson is the bestselling, award-winning author of over 50 historical and contemporary novels including The Bells of Lowell and Heirs of Montana series. Her books appear regularly on CBA bestseller lists. She and her family make their home in Belgrade, Montana.

A powerful tale about the sacrifice's demanded by faith, as Jasmine Houston finds herself defending the freedom of slaves. Book two in the bestselling Lights of Lowell.

Jasmine Houston, a widow with a young son, agrees to harbor former slaves at her horse farm outside of Lowell, even though her father, a plantation owner, supports slavery. When a boardinghouse keeper unwittingly becomes involved with a traveling peddler who sells something infinitely more valuable than shoes, Jasmine is devastated to discover that her son and the former slaves have been kidnapped. Jasmine￯﾿ﾽs determination to free them threatens to undo her family as well as the ties that bind the burgeoning textile industry to the southern cotton growers. Book two in the bestselling Lights of Lowell.

FROM THE CRITICS

Romance Readers Connection

a magnificent tale continuing the story of Jasmine Houston￯﾿ﾽs life, the people of Lowell, and their fight to abolish slavery.

The Best Reviews

A deep look at mid-nineteenth century America... as states, communities and families are divided over slavery.

romancedesigns.com