An enlightening historical novel of WWI that focuses on those without a family. It deals with estranged families, orphan and abandoned children, and those who don't feel as if they have a place to call home. Highland Hall becomes a refuge in more than one way as the Ramseys and Fosters open their home and hearts to an interesting and varied group of lost souls from an injured pilot, a German internment victim, and servants that become family. The healing that takes place at Highland Hall is much more than physical. Breaches are crossed and healed. New opportunities and dreams are realized through the faith each holds in God and in each other's potential and worth. This books is an inspirational story of the intricacies of God's merciful plans for our good.
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