this is a book review on the name of [the one who waits for me]

1. NOVEL REVIEW

2. THE ONE WHO
WAIT’S FOR ME

3. The One Who Waits for Me..
AUTHOR NAME: Lori Copeland.
Paperback: 320 pages
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers (August 1, 2011)
Language: English

4. DESCRIPTION
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Bestselling author Lori Copeland (Walker’s Wedding and Outlaw’s Bride)
sets her brand-new story in North Carolina the months after the Civil
War. In the midst of chaos, there is also a sense of possibility and the
hope of love
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Sisters Beth and Joanie run from a vindictive uncle toward healing
◦ Trella, a pregnant young slave, leaves a plantation for freedom
◦ Gray Eagle, a Cherokee military scout, finds refuge for the young
women

5.  Captain Pierce, a quiet man of faith, heads for a plot of land and a new
life
 Samuel, a black soldier, longs to follow his father’s preaching legacy
The intersecting lives and tales of these engaging characters and those
they meet along the way create an uplifting story of tested faith, growing
seeds of love, and the challenge and gift of believing God’s promise of a
future.

6. REVIEW
The One Who Waits For Me begins with two
young women, Beth and Joanie.
After their parents have just passed, they
struggle to escape from their tyrant Uncle,
Walt, and his son Bear.
Trella, a young slave escapes with them. Along
the way, they meet three men who are heading
home after fighting in the Civil War, Preach,
Pierce and Gray Eagle.
 In initially being kind and rescuing the women
from a fire, they unwittingly get tangled in
helping them escape their uncle.

7. I really enjoyed this book. It was fun to see Joanie and Beth’s eyes
and hearts open to the fact that not all men are bad.
 Joanie’s faith was rooted deep from the beginning, but Beth’s was
not, however, with the help of different characters along the way,
Beth’s heart was softened as well.
This was a great read for anyone who enjoys Civil War era books.
 REVIEW BY: PINNAMANENI HITESH
ENROLLMENT NO:A20405219048.
B-TECH/CSE/B/3RD SEM