One True Love - (Belles of Timber Creek) by Lori Copeland (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Copper Wilson hates being a burden to others, and hates even more that she has to face wagon master Josh Redlin on a daily basis. As she learns to trust that God is directing her path, Copper finds herself letting down her guard around the one man she's despised for so long.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Rita(R) Award winner and Christy Award finalist Lori Copeland delivers the third and final book in her popular Belles of Timber Creek series. <em>One True Love </em>is a heart-lifting story of love, faith, and courage from the author of <em>Three Times Blessed </em>and<em> Twice Loved. </em>Readers of Lori Wick, Beverly Lewis, and Tracey Bateman will be enchanted by <em>One True Love</em>--indeed, <strong><em> </em></strong>anyone who loves beautifully written, inspirational Christian romance will be thrilled to accompany one of its most accomplished authors to the American West for an eventful and unforgettable adventure of the heart and spirit.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br><p>Copper is overjoyed that her friends Willow and Audrey found love and fulfillment after the war. The only remaining spinster, Copper vows to pour herself into her new teaching job. But tragedy strikes during her very first week. The schoolhouse catches fire and Copper suffers a serious injury while ushering her students to safety. Suddenly she's on a wagon train bound for Colorado to see the only doctor who can help her walk again.</p><p>Ever since the wagon train pulled into town, Copper butted heads with wagon master Josh Redlin--and now she must depend on him for her very life. But as Copper is forced to count on others for life's basic needs, she starts to surrender...and let her guard down around the one man whom she's despised for so long. Could it be that the very person that drives her crazy is the one she truly needs? </p>
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