Tender Mercies: A Novel by Lauraine Snelling (Book 5 of 7) Paperback
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Mary Martha was the one woman who truly captured his heart, but now she is preparing to leave the Dakota Territory. Will this goodbye be permanent?
Dive into the Red River of the North series and discover why readers nationwide eagerly await each new installment of this historical saga.
Set in the 1880s, Tender Mercies continues Snelling's Red River series, offering a poignant exploration of the struggles and triumphs of building a life from the rugged Dakota soil. This book will tug at your heartstrings and immerse you in the joys and challenges of life on the expansive lands of 19th-century America.
By 1887, the fertile lands of the Dakota Territory are beginning to yield the abundant harvest the pioneers had long hoped for. The arrival of the railroad brings significant changes to the town of Blessing, ushering in both prosperity for the Bjorklund family and new opportunities for the community.
Among the townspeople, Reverend John Solberg—who has always been cautious of matchmaking—finds himself developing a friendship with the charming Mary Martha, united by their shared love of books. With her gentle Southern grace, Mary Martha wins the hearts of all who meet her, but her duty to care for her mother calls her back home. She leaves behind many saddened hearts, and everyone wonders if this farewell will truly be the last.
