When a young woman's plans for her future fall apart at the close of World War II, she discovers new purpose as a midwife in the hills of Kentucky—and a possible chance at new love.
Unto These Hills
โ Scribed by Harvey, Emily Sue
- Book ID
- 107179096
- Publisher
- The Story Plant
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 252 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
"A subtle tale deep with character and southern atmosphere to die for. Emily Sue Harvey has a sure touch and strong voice. She's a talent to watch."
- Steve Berry, New York Times bestselling author
"Unto These Hills is strong in its characterization and Emily Sue Harvey captures the humor and heartbreak of Southern Culture. The scenes are real and the emotions deep. A wonderfully readable novel."
- Kay Allenbaugh, bestselling author of Chocolate for a Woman's Soul
"Emily Sue Harvey creates a strong Southern voice, vibrant characters, and a story that moves us from commonplace life to the brink of emotional destruction and back to salvation."
- Gwen Hunter, author of Ashes to Ashes
Unto These Hills is an unforgettable novel of love, scandal, family, and roots by one of the most emotionally authentic authors of our time. Taking us into the deep South's Tucapau Mill Hill, it introduces us to the unforgettable Sunny...
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