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Orphan Train Bride Healing Scars
- Narrated by: Cindy Killavey
- Length: 2 hrs and 15 mins
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Orphan Train Bride Healing Scars
Narrated by:
Cindy Killavey
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Publisher's Summary
Violet lies and steals to get on the Orphan Train going to Kansas where she hopes to make a new start and find a husband. She wants to forget about the fire in the sewing factory that has left her body and mind scarred.
However, once she reaches Kansas, and her lies catch up with her, the chances that the handsome Micah will marry her are dashed.
With God's forgiveness and her public testimony, Violet begins to find the healing she needs, but will Micah be able to forgive her?
©2013 Teresa Lilly (P)2016 Teresa Lilly
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