Free Read: Warren McIntyre’s Bride

Our Blogiversary celebration continues with another free read by Isabella Alden!

Book cover showing a young woman dressed in blouse, long skirt and bonnet from about 1900. She is standing at a gate and entering a garden. behind her in the background is a small town and the spire of a church.

As missionaries, John and Mary Randall and their daughter Rachel live hard lives. So when Rev. Randall is asked to speak at a conference of churches, he welcomes the chance to make a case for more support. His only regret is that he must leave Mary and Rachel behind.

But Rev. Randall’s speech touches more than a few hearts, and one lady in particular takes steps to ensure he and his family have all the support they need.

You can read “Warren McIntyre’s Bride” for free!

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2 thoughts on “Free Read: Warren McIntyre’s Bride

  1. Interesting how Pansy also uses this same story as the ending for “Ester Reid’s Namesake.” I wonder which came first?

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