Saint's Roost
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"Janie Benedict has led a sheltered life. She's never had to worry about anything with a father to care for her, servants, then a husband that saw to her every need ... until the first two potential converts he tried …
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"Janie Benedict has led a sheltered life. She's never had to worry about anything with a father to care for her, servants, then a husband that saw to her every need ... until the first two potential converts he tried to minister to immediately sent him on to his final reward. Utterly alone and totally unprepared, Janie is surprised to find a strength in herself she did not know was there. Turning it over to the Lord, help is provided in the form of a couple of passing cowboys that take it on themselves to watch out for her ... But even with this she contiues to feel unfulfilled because she is not keeping her promise to continue her dead husband's missionary work."--Back cover.
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