Showing posts with label Beth Thatcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beth Thatcher. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Review of When Courage Calls


Where Courage Calls (Return to the Canadian West #1) listening to the audioTitle:  Where Courage Calls

Author: Janette Oke and Laurel Oke Logan

Series: Return to the Canadian West
 
Chapters: 28

Pages: 338

Genre: Christian Historical/ Christian Historical Romance

Rating: 4 stars

     When Courage Calls is the first book in the Return to the Canadian West series. This series is a bit of a sequel series to the Canadian West series. Beth Thatcher goes west to be a teacher in Coal Valley much like her aunt Elizabeth did in When Calls the Heart.

     Coal Valley ends up being move primitive that Beth thought it would be. After a few mishaps including her belongings being stole including a compass and a priceless violin; Beth comes  to love the children and the community as they do her. While in Coal Valley she meets Constable Jarrick “Jack” Thornton of the Royal mounted police. 

     I enjoyed When Courage Calls more than I thought I would. I even loved it. When I didn’t think that I would because the Canadian West series wasn’t a favorite.

     But Beth was a character you couldn’t help but love. And the children of Coal Valley were so sweet and they had been though so much. And of course Jack being a character in the book wasn’t so bad either.  Reading this book has me wanting to watch the When Calls the Heart TV show. But I want to finish this book series first.

     From the beginning of the novel Beth’s strong faith had me pulling out my own Bible and reading though the Psalms while I was reading the book. I even added the When Calls the Heart Devotional to my list of books to buy.

     I am looking forward to finishing this series. And If the next two are anything like this one I know that I am going to love each of them.  

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.