An Irish Hero
Happy St. Patrick's Day Goodreads friends! For the rest of the month of March and your reading pleasure, Persecution & Providence is on sale for only 99 cents!
I think readers will love this Jane Austen-ish mail order bride story featuring Rev. Braydon McLane, a rugged and handsome Irish preacher, farmer, and father in this clean and wholesome Christian romance.
Persecution & Providence
The beautiful but poverty stricken heroine, Chelsea, never imagined God would lead her to flee England; or that she would find traces of her ideal Mr. Darcy in an Irish preacher... with stubborn children and a large, furry, adorable, docile St. Bernard named Tiberius!
Truth be told, Fitzwilliam Darcy, in all likelihood, may have possessed just a tiny bit of disdain for the Irish; but I do believe in every good husband there's a generous dash of Darcy hero somewhere!
Myself, I will be celebrating the tradition of St. Patrick's Day in my American sort of way by "the wearing of the green" and making potato soup and Irish potato pancakes.
You can sign up for my newsletter at www.LisaPrysock.com to get these delicious free recipes, handed down to me by my Irish grandmother. My English relations, including my very English grandfather, loved her cooking!
Persecution & Providence is also enrolled in Kindle Unlimited. Although it is part of three book collection, it does not intersect with the others and all of the books can be read in any order.
How about you? Are you celebrating St. Patrick's Day with any Irish cooking or other traditions?
I think readers will love this Jane Austen-ish mail order bride story featuring Rev. Braydon McLane, a rugged and handsome Irish preacher, farmer, and father in this clean and wholesome Christian romance.
Persecution & Providence
The beautiful but poverty stricken heroine, Chelsea, never imagined God would lead her to flee England; or that she would find traces of her ideal Mr. Darcy in an Irish preacher... with stubborn children and a large, furry, adorable, docile St. Bernard named Tiberius!
Truth be told, Fitzwilliam Darcy, in all likelihood, may have possessed just a tiny bit of disdain for the Irish; but I do believe in every good husband there's a generous dash of Darcy hero somewhere!
Myself, I will be celebrating the tradition of St. Patrick's Day in my American sort of way by "the wearing of the green" and making potato soup and Irish potato pancakes.
You can sign up for my newsletter at www.LisaPrysock.com to get these delicious free recipes, handed down to me by my Irish grandmother. My English relations, including my very English grandfather, loved her cooking!
Persecution & Providence is also enrolled in Kindle Unlimited. Although it is part of three book collection, it does not intersect with the others and all of the books can be read in any order.
How about you? Are you celebrating St. Patrick's Day with any Irish cooking or other traditions?
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