Hope stretches even beyond the vast Montana sky.
Montanans are legendary for their courage and willingness to take our challenges as big as the Montana sky. But the heroines in these four inspirational novels are ordinary people facing mountains of trouble. As the comforts of daily routine are threatened, they'll… (more)
Hope stretches even beyond the vast Montana sky.
Montanans are legendary for their courage and willingness to take our challenges as big as the Montana sky. But the heroines in these four inspirational novels are ordinary people facing mountains of trouble. As the comforts of daily routine are threatened, they'll need to dig deep for a sustaining faith.
Edith Harkness is a widowed teacher who quits her job after a shooting at school. Though her children urge her to retire and take life easy, Edith takes on a new job-and meets a new love interest. Can life begin afresh with an "Autumn Love".
Libby Reynolds's marriage has fallen apart and her husband is a threat to both her and her children. Forced to seek refuge, Libby prays for a miracle in the life of the man she still loves. But does she have the emotional strength to wait for a "Contagious Love?"
Beth Slater is no stranger to life's challenges. Raising a four-year-old son alone has tested her strength and molded her into a beautiful young woman. But when her son is kidnapped, her strength suddenly vanishes. Can she grasp onto "Inspired Love" - the love of God and the love of a godly man?
When Rebecca Sutherland retires as the librarian at Rocky Bluff High School she accepts a position in Guam. Before she leaves, the house next door burns down and her home becomes the investigation command center. partnered with the handsome fire chief, she attempts to unravel the mystery surrounding the fire - while ignoring the sparks of romance. Can "Distant Love" survive her two-year contract?
Set in the fictional town of Rocky Bluff, Montana, these four complete contemporary novels by author Ann Bell demonstrate the power of prayer, friendship, and love.
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Ann,
There's really room for improvements on the formatting of this book.
First of all, you need to avoid at all cost the idea of using a single huge chunk of text for the whole book. Divide your book into chapters that will show up in the TOC, add page breaks, and offer a much better looking layout to your book.
I see a lot of broken lines too at the beginning of each chapter (Letter -line break- rest of the text). You probably used something like dropcaps for these ? We'll add dropcaps soon on… (more)
Ann,
There's really room for improvements on the formatting of this book.
First of all, you need to avoid at all cost the idea of using a single huge chunk of text for the whole book. Divide your book into chapters that will show up in the TOC, add page breaks, and offer a much better looking layout to your book.
I see a lot of broken lines too at the beginning of each chapter (Letter -line break- rest of the text). You probably used something like dropcaps for these ? We'll add dropcaps soon on Feedbooks but in the meantime you should remove the line break between the first character and the rest of the paragraph.
Check our help pages:
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