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    Romy's Walk
    Romy's Walk
    Romy's Walk
    Audiobook8 hours

    Romy's Walk

    Written by Peggy Stoks

    Narrated by Christina Moore

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    About this audiobook

    Author Peggy Stoks' wonderful Abounding Love series, including Olivia's Touch, continues with her soul-stirring novel, Romy's Walk. It's the year 1880, and the virtuous Romy Schmitt has been living and working as a teacher in Washington Territory for two years. On the same day Romy professes her love to the unsuspecting store owner Jeremiah Landis, she is struck down in the street by a team of runaway horses. Romy survives, but with serious injuries. As she lies on the operating table, Jeremiah and Romy are hastily married. Jeremiah is confused and he doesn't know exactly what to do with his new wife. He has made mistakes in the past, but a promise is a promise, and he will take care of her. Listeners will be enthralled as the story unfolds, and Romy and Jeremiah surrender themselves to God's plan. With narration by Christina Moore, Romy's Walk is heartwarming and inspiring.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJul 8, 2011
    ISBN9781461812517
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