The
Way Of Love by Tracie Petterson – 5 Stars
The
story line was well researched. Faith
Kenner was the product of a rape by an Indian which I believe I read about in a previous book. She has been passing for white for
years. She has always been helping her
Mother and has the gift of healing those in need especially the native people
living on the reservation. She knows
she’ll never be able to marry as Indian people are not allowed to marry anyone
other than their own nationality. She
wants to go to Medical school and is accepted.
This book is all about having faith in God, romance, suspense, history
and a little mystery. What more could a
person want. I loved the ending.
I
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own and freely given. I received the
book through Netgalley.com.
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Description
Faith Kenner is pursuing her dream
to become a doctor at Willamette University's medical college so she can use
her gift for healing to help those in need, especially the native populations
forced onto reservations and then neglected. When she meets Andrew Gratton, a
handsome riverboat captain who has been injured on his ship, she uses her skills
to tend his wound, and a friendship grows between them. Andrew admires her
strength and willingness to stand her ground, and Faith appreciates his
intelligence and compassion. But Faith holds a secret that means their
friendship can never become anything more, so she must bury her feelings for
Andrew as best she can.
When her fellow students put together lectures to speak out against Oregon's racist laws and policies, Faith is eager to participate. But some powerful men have other plans for their state, and soon Faith is caught in the middle of a plot to push the local Indian tribes to rebel. As she and Andrew fight for the rights of others, their love for each other grows. Can they trust that God has a way toward love for them, or will her secret stand in the way of their one chance for true happiness?
When her fellow students put together lectures to speak out against Oregon's racist laws and policies, Faith is eager to participate. But some powerful men have other plans for their state, and soon Faith is caught in the middle of a plot to push the local Indian tribes to rebel. As she and Andrew fight for the rights of others, their love for each other grows. Can they trust that God has a way toward love for them, or will her secret stand in the way of their one chance for true happiness?
