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Nebraska Series · Book 9

Forever Yours

by Ruth Ann Nordin
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What happens after the happy ending?

Usually, once the characters have their happy ending, there's no more to say to their story. With Dave and Mary Larson, however, Eye of the Beholder was just the beginning. To Have and To Hold was the continuation. Forever Yours will offer the conclusion to their romance.

Up to now, Dave has always been a pillar of strength, and time after time, he's helped Mary overcome her insecurities. But even the strong have moments of weakness…

After falling off a horse, Dave is unable to do the things he's used to. He has to sit around and watch while everyone does things he used to take for granted. Worse, his older brother turns into a celebrity in town when the newspaper takes a sudden interest in him. When Dave thinks of what he has, it doesn't seem like he's accomplished much of anything at all.

What, exactly, is the value of a husband and a father? And how can a wife help her husband when he doubts himself?

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback
Published
Nov 2019
Language
ENGLISH

Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
4/4

full sexual descriptions

Biblical Themes
2/4

background faith

Author note: The faith and belief theme of this story has to do with the family unit, rather than religion. It's similar to Little House on the Prairie.

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Tone

Hopeful
Cozy
Cute

Themes

Faith & Belief

Setting

Historical
Old West

Tropes

Happily Ever After
Soul Mates
Character-driven

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

2-5 POV characters

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