From This Day Forward

Song of Blessing, Book 4

By: Lauraine Snelling

Narrated by: Stina Nielsen

The final novel in the best-selling Blessing, North Dakota, saga! When the women of Blessing decide to give Toby Valders a push to propose to Deborah MacCallister, their matchmaking scheme yields unexpected results. Facing a crossroads in her life, Deborah finds she is no longer certain which path she should choose.

Deborah MacCallister, head nurse at the Blessing hospital, has loved Toby Valders since her school days, but she's had enough of their on-again, off-again relationship. Toby truly cares for Deborah, but he's never felt like he could commit to marriage or a family.

When Anton Genddarm, the new schoolteacher, comes to town, the young women of Blessing see a chance to force Toby's hand with a little strategic matchmaking. But real sparks fly between Deborah and Anton, and she finds herself in an even more complicated situation. The attention she gets from Anton makes Toby do some serious soul-searching, but is it too late?

Then Deborah receives an invitation to study the latest advances in nursing at a hospital in Chicago, and she faces a hard choice: leave or stay? Should she give up on the dream of Toby and accept the interest of Anton?

©2016 Lauraine Snelling (P)2016 Recorded Books

Good

I thought this was more of a bridge to the next series. Good but I wanted more love story than facts about the buildings and growth in blessing. I’m not a fan of the narration. I don’t like voices for different people especially accents.

awesome

great story the narrator was super great I really enjoy this series and sorry to see it end

another great story.

loved the continuing saga if this wonderful group of people. I hope Ms.Snelling continues writing.

Another great book by Lauraine snelling

As she always does Snelling brings a bygone era to living color. I laughed I cried it moved me Bob. Some books pertaing to Christian historical fiction are sugarcoated so everyone lives and problems are few. Snelling is brutally authentic to the issues of the late 1800s and early 1900s. She weaves characters who are accurate to the times and they go through struggles and tragedies that are at the same time universal and unique to the era and geography she writes about. You feel a sense of kinship with her characters and feel a dose of heartbreak when her characters face loss and even death. I find myself with tears rolling down my face. It is my opinion she is the best writer of historical fiction of our time.

A Blessing

I am heartbroken this is the end. I want to see how everyone else turns out! This entire series has indeed been a blessing to me!