Endless Season

by Ruth Kyser

It was only to be a vacation -- a two-week respite from her work, and a chance to visit with friends. But when a young widow named Jennifer Marlowe takes a trip to Manchester, England to visit old chums, the plans change. Instead of touring the city of Manchester, she ends up in the Scottish Highlands where she will meet a tall Scot with haunted eyes, whose bitterness toward God touches her heart and life. The story line is told through the eyes of both Jennifer and the ‘tall Scot’ named James ‘Mac’ MacAndrew. As we learn about his past and what has caused the inner turmoil in his life, we are drawn further into the story. Interwoven between the pages are the supporting characters, each helping to add love, laughter and spice to this modern-time love story.

Genres: Fiction, Christian Fiction

196 pages, Paperback

First published January 8, 2012

About the author

Ruth Kyser is a native Michigander--wife, mother, and grandmother--who writes Christian Inspirational Romance. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, and enjoys reading almost as much as she loves writing!

Ruth's Mission Statement: "My goal is to write stories that entertain, but more importantly, educate readers about Jesus Christ and His love for them."

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Reviews

[Norelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I saw this on Instagram and instantly loved the cover. Well written book that sucked me in from page one. I was right there with the characters and felt every emotion they had. I started the book yesterday and woke up this morning EARLY to finish it. It's a clean romance. A sweet story of loss and love. Of shutting down and not wanting, or expecting, more than the cards that we're dealt.

[Grace · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

Wonderful story of how we don't know where our paths may go and who may cross them, but God does.

[Jesus Beach Girl Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

An extremely nice story with a Scotland background. It was good to see the God of second chances at work in Jennifer and Mac "Jamie."

[Gwen Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Since my ancestors are from Scotland, this was such an interesting book for me. Love the storyline as well.