Through Darkest Night

Barren Fields, Fruitful Gardens – Book 3

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Benton Bradley may have shot a man, but the real problem on his ranch is Terrance Graham—
a fool when he’s sober, a madman when he’s not.

Though his final destination is undetermined, Duncan Roe knows God is leading him west. What he doesn’t know: why he agreed to let Zane join him. When Zane reveals he’s broke, the delay leads them to Elksedge, Montana Territory. Dunn finds unexpected friendship in the local butcher—and his daughter, Shelby. But things on the ranch where he’s taken work aren’t going as smoothly. As the weeks go by and tensions rise, Terrance Graham’s behavior endangers lives. Will Dunn’s choice to stop Graham risk his own life? And what of those around him?

Zane McCormick is lost—oh, he knows where he is, but inside, he’s in a world of turmoil. At every turn, his decisions hurt others, but Dunn sticks with him. As Zane watches his friend risk everything, he wonders what makes a man care so deeply. When Terrance Graham’s threats against Shelby, lead them across the territory and back, Zane must face his own heart and the fear and emptiness within. Where will he find peace? What will lead him Through Darkest Night to the light of dawn

What people are saying about Through Darkest Night:

 “I really like this one! It has some nice suspense, and it’s good to hear more about these families.” — Mary – Reader/Bookseller

 

“Wow! I am not a fan of westerns. But this book had me captivated. …The excitement and tension in the book had me on the edge of my seat!! The developing friendships…especially between Dunn and Shelby…were a joy to read. Have you ever read a book you didn’t want to end? That’s how I felt about this one!” — Marta – Wisconsin

 

“Through Darkest Night  is readily a stand alone book for those who have not yet read the previous three books. Prepare to be challenged and be drawn into a storyline line so intricate and well sculpted, that your emotions of shock, sorrow, frustration, and righteous indignation will be tested to their limits. I have read every fictional work this author has written, and part of her skill is in the ability to pull the reader into “the darkest nights” of each of her characters, and thereby challenge the reader to ask, “Could I forgive? Could I forbear? Could I endure with such a depth of long suffering?” Immerse yourself in this story as well as into the Christ-like image of sacrificial love and redemption you will not soon forget.” — JMN, Amazon Review