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A Dream to Call My Own

By Tracie Peterson

A Dream to Call My Own by Tracie Peterson is a resource for Evangelical from Bethany House, first published in 2009. We list it under Christian Fiction. Why read it: it's a fit for any reader looking for a good Christian Fiction read. Look over the publisher's description and reader reviews to see if it suits your family.

Author
Tracie Peterson
Publisher
Bethany House
Tradition
Evangelical
For
Everyone
Life situations
Christian Fiction
First published
2009
ISBN
9781410418760

Why Get This Book

Lacy Gallatin, the youngest of the Gallatin sisters, is on a mission to catch her father's killer. She's haunted by the feeling that she failed him, and she's starting to want something more than revenge, though she can't name it. Deputy sheriff Dave Shepard is chasing the same man and always feels a step behind when Lacy is around. Tracie Peterson writes a Western romance about grief, anger and the hard road to forgiveness. It's for readers who love frontier stories with heart. Honest note: it leans toward romance, with plenty of sparks between Lacy and Dave, so it's best for adult and older teen readers. Next step: read Romans 12:19 and hand one grudge over to God today.

Based on the publisher's description (Google Books).

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