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    Eloise of Westhaven: Love Is Patient (Volume 2)

    By Jean Archambault-White

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    Love Is Patient is the second novel in the Eloise of Westhaven series. Follow Eloise Jackson as she moves from being a young heroine in Not Just a Kid (volume 1) and settles into her position as governess to the mayors two children, gentle, passionate Elizabeth and rollicking, rambunctious Buck. Follow the Cravits and Strawbridge families and other characters as they grow together and experience the innovations, heartaches, and adventures of the western frontier.

    Jean Archambault-White spins a dynamic tale of intrigue, romance and redemption as courageous Eloise leads the way to the ultimate adventuresalvation. Love Is Patient is a delightful, fast-paced read you will relish!
    Kay Harper, actress/author, Stumbling into Grace

    Love is Patient, volume 2 of Eloise of Westhaven, shows the awakening of the role that God plays in the lives of Eloise and those she touches. It runs as a gentle theme throughout.
    Catherine Weller, Minneapolis, Minnesota

    What an amazing journeyEloise of Westhaven teaches us the values and principles we all need to navigate our challenging world.
    Kim Smith, Bradenton, Florida

    Love is Patient reflects the beauty of simple as well as the godly principles that prove to be as relevant be it 19th or 21st century. Its a refreshing reminder of how sweet and rich it is to have familyearthly and heavenly.
    Heather Mitchell, Bradenton, Florida

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateOct 1, 2012
    ISBN9781449780371
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    Eloise of Westhaven: Love Is Patient (Volume 2)
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    Jean Archambault-White

    Jean Archambault-White is a seasoned writer, having worked as a columnist, technical writer, and freelance writer. First published at fifteen years old, she has had more than thirty years of experience in writing and editing across multiple genres. She and her husband currently reside in Palmetto, Florida.

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