All the King’s Horses

De: Faith R. Mathewson

Narrado por: Audrey Winehouse

Sometimes we have to break in order for God to shape us into what He always meant us to be.

1867 - Lost beneath the dark surfaces of her mind, Eloise Riley longs for nothing more than the freedom only death can bring. But after a failed attempt at ending her own life, the pain she longed to end is only worsened. With a father who can't look at her, a mother caught in the middle, and her parents now crumbling marriage, Eloise feels herself slipping further beneath the waves—until a stranger steps into her life, bearing an unexpected understanding and the promise of a second chance.

Brooks Harper thought he knew where God was leading him when he left home: in search of land and the fulfillment of a dream. That is until he feels the pull to the hostile, mud-ridden town of Huxley. Rather than land, he finds a broken family and a new dream intertwining with the old when he invites them back to his hometown of Rose Haven.

But second chances mean laying down the pain of yesterday. Can Eloise let go of the past and learn to trust?

©2022 Faith R. Mathewson (P)2023 Faith R. Mathewson

Well written book

This is well written, great character history and story. not my genre but would recommend without hesitation!

Gods enduring love!

A beautifully woven story connecting God’s enduring and steadfast love through painful past experiences, daily struggles of anxiety and depression and the fears that often accompany worry of an uncertain but desired future. This story does not shy away from speaking into areas of mental health that many wish to ignore. Seeing through the eyes of the main character and hearing her thoughts and struggles will help many understand while others may feel a connection they felt no one else may have understood. Faith’s story of Eloise doesn’t leave you simply feeling heard or seen but instead walks you through Gods mercy and His great love that heals into a life of abundance!