Titan Dinsmore has always felt like the overlooked member of his family... but one Christmas he finds someone who really sees him and helps him see himself as the man God would have him be.
This historical fiction is set in Chicago during the westward rail line expansion that connected the east and west coasts. As always, Heather brilliantly ties in history and taught me a little bit and made me want to learn more on my own. This book spans several years but many critical moments happen at Christmases. It has a beautiful theme of celebrating in the midst of sorrow— a reminder that Christmas is all about Hope shining in darkness, that Jesus came to be with us in our brokenness, and that true joy comes from him. If that resonates with you this Christmas like it does with me, I can't recommend this sweet story enough.
This is technically a stand-alone novella, but it mentions some details of people and events from Heather's other books. I think this could be a good introduction to these wonderful characters, but if you wanted to read the other books completely spoiler free, I would save this one for next Christmas and read all of her other books first. 😉
Read this if you like sweet love stories, old-fashioned Christmases, close-knit family stories— both biological family and found family, beauty in the midst of brokenness, and reminders of God's love for us and the greatest gift of all: Jesus coming to be with us.
"It also makes a difference because I know that no matter what trials I face here, on the last day, everything will turn out all right. Broken things will be mended. The dead will be brought to life. Old will be made new. I can have confidence that love-God's love-has the final word in my life. It changes everything."
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Meet Titan, the youngest Dinsmore sibling
Titan Dinsmore loves his family, but as the youngest of five, he craves his older siblings’ respect—and a little distance. A chance meeting at the train station with a forlorn young lady turns into a growing attraction between them. But Titan soon discovers there is a difference between wanting to be treated as an adult and truly stepping up to lead. How can he help tenderhearted Nora see beyond her father’s abandonment and rest in the love of her Heavenly Father? And will his secret plan to restore her family for the perfect Christmas together win Nora’s undying admiration or only lead to greater heartache?
This warm standalone novella highlights a lesser-known member of the beloved Dinsmore family in the Finding Home series. With all the charm of a Victorian Christmas and yet the realistic challenges of navigating difficult relationships in a Christlike manner, this book is one to be savored throughout the holiday season and beyond.
About the book:
- Victorian Christmas
- Standalone Novella
- God's Love
- Family Saga
- Transcontinental Railroad
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- Sibling Bond
- Medical Student / Lone Wolf
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I need more 1860s Christmas in Chicago! This book is beautiful!
I am in awe. Heather Wood took two characters on a bench and within the first three pages I was enthralled and emotionally invested in this impeccably paced journey.Until We All Share Joy is a touching story full of truth, grace, the sweetest love, and swoony tender moments. Both of the main characters have much to overcome. The atmosphere (Christmas in 1860s Chicago!) and arcs within the pages of this book are simply beautiful.Titan and Nora will forever hold a place in my heart…but it was Grandfather Gates that stole it. ❤️*I voluntarily read an ARC of this book. All opinions are my own.
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