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Beyond the valley

Author:	Al Lacy; JoAnna Lacy
Publisher:	Sisters, OR : Multnomah Publishers, ©2000.
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Summary:	Journalists Adam Cooper and Doug McClain, along with their sweethearts, board a railcar headed w2estward to follow a dream--the chance to start their own newspaper. What they encounter on their journey, however, is heartbreak. Meanwhile, in Fort Bridger, Hannah Cooper's friend Carrie Wright strives to overcome a tragic loss. Pressing on by faith, Adam, Doug, and the brave women of the frontier struggle with the harsh lessons of life's lonesome valleys--and search for a pathway through them until new life, and new love, may be rekindled in their hearts.  Read more...
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