A missionary, A pendant, Love

Most women dream of Prince Charming sweeping them away. Not Megan Taylor. God’s call to leave North Carolina to be a missionary came at a young age. It was her mom’s cancer and death that turned those plans upside down. Megan finds herself in London with several men vying for her attention while she finishes her mother’s book on Egyptian antiquities. She soon has more chaos in her life than just the questions of where God wants to send her and if she should date.

Her determination and focus while preparing to be a missionary had left no room for romance. How likely was it that she’d find a man with the same calling, much less one she loved? Besides, she had her Jane Austen novels when she wanted romance. She could read Sense and Sensibility every year of her life and never tire of it. In it she always rooted for Colonel Brandon and found him more appealing than the immature Willoughby.

After inheriting an antique necklace, Megan gets caught up in mystery, danger, and intrigue. An unlikely partner joins her search for answers and she wonders if there’s romance in her future after all.  Will she recognize her own Colonel Brandon? Can they get to the bottom of things before someone gets hurt and can she still fulfill her life’s calling?

This is the second book in the Not Quite Series but it can be read as a standalone. If you have read Not Quite Mr. Darcy, you will enjoy some of the characters and places from it. 

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We all have one thing in common. . . we all bear the image of God.

This Anthology is filled with short stories, poetry, and nonfiction works that celebrate life—no matter the size or capability—by the following authors: April Barcalow, Shana Burchard, Malissa Chapin, Liz Chapman, Alyssa Charpentier, Audrey Colman, Sasha Davis, Cheyenne Farr, Stephanie J. Gibson, Heather Griffin, Kim Griffin, Abigail Kay Harris, Abrigail Julian, Eleena Koep, Vannah Leblank, Katja H. Labonté, Jessica Musgrove, Jemima Owen, H. Michael Shultz Jr., Storm Shultz, Megan Soja, Heather Spiva, I. Sydelle, Mark W. Terpin, and Abigail Thompson.

Kim Griffin's short story, A Mother's Heart, follows the life of Hope from toddler to teen as she finds joy in the gift of adoption.

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