Selah, by Lisa T. Bergren, is the final tale in the Sugar Baron's Daughters series. Selah is the youngest daughter in the Barring family. Her time on the Caribbean island, that is now her home, has lead her to care for many of the slaves who also call this land home. Selah is surprised when she is drawn toward the Methodist preacher, Jediah Reed, who has been called to share the news of Jesus Christ with the slaves!
Selah and Jedidiah soon find themselves in dangerous situations as they attempt to help runaway slaves. Even to the point of Selah being struck by the whip of an angry slave-owner!
This is an interesting tale as you see where Selah and Jedidiah end up in the midst of these crazy days leading up to the American Revolution!
I received an e-copy of this book from Bethany House. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Selah and Jedidiah soon find themselves in dangerous situations as they attempt to help runaway slaves. Even to the point of Selah being struck by the whip of an angry slave-owner!
This is an interesting tale as you see where Selah and Jedidiah end up in the midst of these crazy days leading up to the American Revolution!
I received an e-copy of this book from Bethany House. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.