2 Books by Gail Sattler
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Overview: GAIL SATTLER lives in Vancouver, B.C., where you don’t have to shovel rain, with her husband, three sons, two dogs, six lizards, and countless fish, many of whom have names. She writes inspirational romance because she loves happily-ever-afters and believes God has a place in those happy endings. Gail was voted as the #1 Favorite Heartsong Author in 1999, 2000, and 2001 and has now been retired to the Heartsong Authors Hall of Fame. She has many books out with Barbour Publishing, in novels, novellas, and works of non-fiction.
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Vancouver (Romancing America): This fine anthology features four wonderful novellas by Gail Sattler as different from one another as they could possibly be! What is the best thing about living in a beautiful, modern city–being surrounded by buildings, people, and activity? Or just getting away from it all? Meet four women who hold different views of life in Canada’s jeweled city…. Roberta, desperate for some solitude in which to reevaluate her life,has left downtown and Gone Camping. But as a novice in the great outdoors, she finds herself depending on the local park ranger’s assistance – again and again. If she can’t be alone, how will she find true peace? Molly works in Vancouver’s business district. On her new boss’s first day she accidentally breaks his arm – and soon is caught up in rumors of a "tawdry affair." Can she save her job by keeping romance At Arm’s Length? Gwen’s summer job – helping to drive her uncle’s semi trucks – takes her away from the city, across the Canadian border, and On the Road Again. Reluctant to be paired with a handsome codriver, can Gwen maintain a friendly distance until they get the job done and return home? Patricia, helping at her father’s Vancouver church, hears My Name Is Mike whenever she takes a recovering alcoholic to his mandated meetings. Can she give him guidance toward a better life without entangling her heart? Laugh and cry with these resourceful Canadian women and watch how faith and love uphold them on the drifting currents of life.
The Train Stops Here: Hard times that began with the stock market crash of 1929 are only worsening for Elliot Endicott. With his dreams crumbling around him, Elliot has one last hope: a job on the West Coast. He’ll be taking the train–but not as a paying passenger. Louise Demchuck’s father works for the railroad, and one of his duties is to remove hobos from the trains. Day after day, Louise’s kind heart aches with compassion for the homeless men she sees. She always prays for them and does what little she can to feed them. What will happen when a hobo named Elliott crosses the path of a railroader’s daughter named Louise? Will the locomotive whistle announce love or simply another disappointment?
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