The Darkness and the Dawn

This book and the rest of the series are interesting if you like the pioneer days and the expansion of the United States mixed with romance and Christian beliefs. These books are easy to read if you have little time to read but still enjoy reading books.

In book 8, Feldhake does a good job of keeping the reader guessing. A young white man is living among the poor Black bayou people, unable to remember his name. A young gypsy girl, Lolly, enjoys the wealth and notoriety her tarot card readings are bringing her.....and when she sees W I L L I A M S in the cards, she heads for the little town where Lizzy and Brad live. Nan, in the meantime, is devoted to God and evangelizes with her music. Joy and Lester are awaiting the birth of their first child, and Billy is trying to adjust to being a widower. Serenity, deeply in love with Billy, is fearfully forced to abruptly stop seeing him and only Lolly knows why. After a painful confrontation between good and evil, the town unites until....... This is a powerful book, full of lots of action, intrigue, and more than anything, faith in God!