“Don’t miss this wonderful Christmas escape!” —Lynnette Bonner, author of the Wyldhaven series

TO FALL IN LOVE AT CHRISTMAS

Truman Blankenship was introduced to readers in To Marry an English Lord. At the time, it wasn’t planned to give this young pastor of Gibeon Chapel a story of his own. But it soon became obvious that he needed the right woman to walk beside him in life and minister with him in his calling. But who would she be?

Stern and all-business, Alice McPherson, a Scottish-Canadian nurse, definitely does not look like the right woman. She is a stranger to joy while Truman is filled with the joy of the Lord. Especially during the Christmas season.

Can the season—and Truman—change Alice’s heart?

Meet Robin!

Robin Lee Hatcher is an Idaho gal who fell in love with books even before she could read. Storytelling has been her passion for as long as she can remember, and she believes in the power of stories to uplift and inspire. Each of her books weaves together courage, faith, and love, whether set in the past or the present.

Robin’s greatest hope is that when you turn the last page of one of her books (she’s written nearly 100), you’ll release a happy sigh, maybe after shedding a tear or two, and be eager to start another.

There’s a lot to explore in her website, including a printable book list, insights into her life and writing journey, a FAQ page, and much more. So make yourself at home, take your time, and enjoy your visit!

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A Word of Encouragement


If you look at the world, you’ll be distressed.
If you look within, you’ll be depressed.
If you look at Christ, you’ll be at rest.”

— Corrie Ten Boom