Trusting God is hard when nothing seems to go right. In Faith's new book, Eleanor Miller learns that. But will she finally trust God in the end?
About the Book
Eleanor Miller has never lacked for anything, but she wanted
to become a schoolteacher anyway to instill the love of learning into other
children. Unlike what happened with her brother, Grover.
Grover hated school and authority. He rebelled any change he
could. When he almost killed a man, their family was torn apart and he was
disowned.
Eleanor understands her father’s decision, but she worries
she will never see Grover again. Will she find out how sweet it is to trust
Jesus in everything no matter what happens or will she stop trusting Him
completely?
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About the Author
Faith Blum is a 20-something author of multiple books in
various genres. She loves to write, read, play piano, knit, crochet, sew, watch
movies, and spend time with her husband.
She lives in Wisconsin in a small town with her husband and cat where
she can write to her heart’s content during the day. Faith’s goal in her
writing is to encourage Christians in their walk with Christ.
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Excerpt
“Bye,
Eleanor. See you tonight.”
Eleanor’s
head jerked up. “Where do you think you are going, Grover?”
The
ten-year-old stopped at the door and scowled. “Nowhere.”
Eleanor
took three quick strides to stand next to her brother, her clean, lacey dress a
stark contrast to his ratty denims and shirt. “Are you trying to get another
whipping? You know Father wants you to go to school. Fishing doesn’t count.”
“It
should.”
“Why?”
“I
can learn all about the river, water, fish—”
Eleanor
snorted. “Put the fishing pole and worms back and come with me to school.”
Grover’s
scowl deepened. “You need the schooling so you can become a schoolteacher.
You’re so ugly no one will ever marry you, so you’ll need the job. I don’t need
the schoolin’. I can do just fine on my own.”
Eleanor
swallowed. The insult meant nothing to her. She knew it was true, even though
he said it more harshly than she would have liked. “It’s your funeral, I guess.
Just don’t say I didn’t warn you.”
Grover
turned and hurried out the door of their mansion. Eleanor sighed and tried to
let the words of the hymn Mrs. Martha, the housekeeper, was humming sink in.
“’Tis So Sweet to trust in Jesus, just to take Him at His word, Just to rest
upon His promise, just to know ‘Thus saith the Lord.’”
“That
boy is going to be trouble someday,” Mrs. Martha said. “What he needs is a ma.”
Eleanor
bit her lip and forced the tears away. “Ma only died a year ago, and even then,
he didn’t mind anyone.”
Mrs.
Martha huffed. “Have you finished your breakfast?”
“Yes,
ma’am.”
“Good.
Your lunch pail is on the table. I’ll walk to town with you. We need a few
things.”
Eleanor
smiled. “If you make a list, I could go after school.”
Mrs.
Martha shook her head. “No, we need them before you are finished at school. Besides
it will do my old bones some good to walk to town.”
Eleanor
laughed softly. “Yes, after all, we live so far away from town. It only takes
us two minutes.”
Mrs.
Martha’s eyes twinkled. “I am very well aware of that, young lady. Now go get
yourself ready for school. It wouldn’t do for you to be late.”
Eleanor
headed upstairs to her spacious room to get her shawl and schoolbooks. It was
too bad all the money her father made couldn’t buy obedience for her little
brother. “God, if faith can move mountains, can it change Grover’s heart?”
Preorder
’Tis So Sweet is a
companion novella to Faith’s next novel,
He
Hideth My Soul. Faith is excited to announce that
He Hideth My Soul will be published on February 26
th!
And it’s now available for preorder for just $0.99. Reserve your copy today:
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