The Man of the Desert (Grace Livingston Hill #63)

The Man of the Desert (Grace Livingston Hill #63) I loved reading this book, watching the two figure out that they were really meant for each other. The best part about her books to me, is she helps me understand bible verses better. When I read her books, I feel as though, I am in church listening to the preacher. This book helps you feel closer to the Lord. Grace livingston was truly the best author that I have ever read. Let me just tell you that you should consider buying this book.

The Man of the Desert: John Brownleigh had lived the lonely life of a missionary for 3 years, ministering to his flock of Indians in the desert. Although he longed for companionship, he knew it would take a special type of woman to live his chosen life with him. Hazel Radcliffe arrived in Arizona by private car on a passing train. She planned to stay for only one day, but circumstances threw her into deep trouble. Saved by Brownleigh, she felt an immediate attraction for the strong dedicated man.An Unwilling Guest: Evelyn Rutherford was appalled at the thought of spending a whole summer with an aunt in a small Ohio town. She preferred the excitement of New York, but her father refused to leave her alone in the city while he traveled. Then her aunt's sudden illness made it necessary fr her to become the unwilling guest of people she didn't even know. The Grey's were pleasant, but dull. Their religion seemed to be their whole life.

The Man of The Desert is charming story set in the vast Arizona desert. Hazel, a wealthy society girl gets stranded when a would be lover tries to take advantage of the situation. Miracles happen when God sends his faithful servant, John Brownleigh, to her rescue. Brownleigh immediately finds the girl of his dreams, but he fails to see that his love is returned and lets her go home. There, another miracle occurs when she meets his mother and the faithful mother introduces her to God. As the mother leaves for her heavenly home, she sends her son a letter with Hazel as the delivery messenger not realizing that Hazel and John have already met. Hazel and John are finally reunited and God's miracle of love reigns. Grace Livingston Hill's books are inspirational. This is the type literature that today's generation needs to bring them to the throne of God. I hope Mrs. Hill's descendants enjoy her writings as much as I do!