Ms. Tracie, Ms. Kimberley,
I love and adore your stories, Alaska anything gets my attention. This amazing story of love, loss ,hope took me on an amazing journey. I'm always in your stories, especially Alaska ( my list of places to visit). About 20 years ago, I was diagnosed with Lyme disease and have now begun suffering with chronic full body pain, migraines, eye disease, joint replacement. Enough, that's to let you know the joy of going to Nome with John Roselli and meeting Chuck, Melissa ( why did she need to die), Whitney, Hayvn sweet Masdyn . My eyes get cloudy, and my device spells words wrong, forgive me. Chuck Bundrant, a strong loving man, gave is all for his daughter Melissa and then the lovely three redhead granddaughters. Melissa fell in love with and married Christopher Powell, a gambler, drunk and womanizer. When Chuck found out what was going on, he paid and paid Chris's debts, hid his secrets until he discovered Chris had started another life and family. After one of Christ's drunken brothel or saloon fights he and Chuck thought it best he was declared dead. Chuck a wealthy gold miner, sold his mine in Cripple Creek, Colorado and moved Melissa and the girls to Nome Alaska. John Roselli shows up on an errand from his grandfather Gussippe Roselli ( Nanno), to Chuck Bundrant. John arrives in muddy town, full of bad people like Judas Reynolds( in sheep clothing) with little money, was given a Little for helping with the dogs he traveled on to get to Nome, because of the time too much ice for ships. John a kind loving young man of God has his few coins stolen by a young woman from a brothel begging! Not until later did he realize what she had done. He goes to mission and meet Dr. Gordon, who sends him to Chuck Bundrant's Dairy farm, turns out he is same person his grandfather had sent him to see! John arrives at the farm and before entering the barn heard someone praying and asking for forgiveness. Okay, I have a habit of telling too much. Chuck is stricken with Apoplexy, and Melissa's Asthma and added Whooping cough land them both bedridden. Ladies, cannot wait for what's next, sadly Melissa's illness takes her life, same day Christopher Powell returns from death. The bright event Havyn and John got married. Thank you so much for these wonderful God filled stories. I should be doing, the audible but I love reading your words! Stay safe! I read some many books last year ( 2020, they make me soar). May God continue to bless and keep you both, I had put this story off long enough!
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Suspense chills to family hearth warming in this Alaska adventure.
Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse keep this story hopping, never remiss of incorporating some golden nuggets of Christian faith. I like that. Three farm sisters surely means two more books for “The Treasures of Nome” series to wrap up all threads.A farm outside Nome, Alaska, holds a family of three generations eking out survival in a 1904 world of gold-seekers and the corruption that accompanied an area overcrowded with unsuccessful miners. The closeness of the family and their faith is enough to warm the hearts of anyone reading this delightful historical interpretation of life in the cold arctic. Love, loss, murder, deceit, music, and medicine form trails through the snow accompanying a farm menagerie of milk cows, chickens, sheep, and of course, sled dogs. My media complimentary copy kept me engrossed from the prologue.This story’s worth a gold nugget or two.
