Ben, the son
of a former slave, is making his way through college and deciding where his
future lies. At the same time, Ben also
helps his family with their work with the Underground Railroad. When Ben recognizes Kate Winter for her talent
and the good heart she has, he is smitten.
But he is not rich enough to please Mrs. Winter, nor does he want to
involve Kate in the dangers involved with the Railroad. Ben learns to trust God with the matters of
his heart.
Kate Winter
is a brilliant student at Otterbein College, except for the fact that her
extreme shyness threatens to keep her from graduating. Determined to escape her overbearing Mother
and alcoholic Father, Kate plans to run away and start a new life. She makes haste when the opportunity to leave
presents itself, but things do not go as planned. Instead of making her way to freedom, she
gets caught up in the escape of a slave family, which will forever change Kate’s
life.
This is a
great story and the fact that it is based on real people and the events is
their lives make it so much more intriguing. Notes at the end of the story fill you in on
what happened in real life and what was added to the story for this family.
For more information about this story, click here or the title above.
I received this
book free of charge from Thomas Nelson Publishers through NetGalley for an
honest review.
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