One Train Ride to Hope - Softcover

Sue, Beca

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0996157506 ISBN 13: 9780996157506

Publisher: Windy Ridge Farm, 2016

Synopsis

Spring of 1919 has arrived. The Great War has just ended, and the Spanish influenza has claimed the lives of over 20 million souls worldwide. Ellie Mae’s family was not left untouched. Her father was taken by the influenza in November, 1918, leaving her mother, twin brothers and her to make their way without him. Realizing that they need help, Ellie Mae’s mother decides to move them back to her family’s farm in Clay City, Illinois. Crazy Coot has stumbled off the train in Clay City, Illinois in early 1919. No one knows who he is or why he came. It’s assumed he has come home from the war by the fact a bomber hat and goggles are ever present atop his head. Ellie Mae’s first glimpse of him is when her family reaches Clay City by train. He is down on hands and knees talking to a little dog. Will Grandpa’s farm be the place for Ellie Mae and her family to start over? Will the hole left in her heart by the death of her father ever heal? And who is this young man that seems to have lost all his good sense?

About this title

About the Author:

Beca Sue makes her home on an organic farm in Southern Indiana with her husband, daughter and son. She also has a grown son who makes his home in a neighboring county. She is a homemaker and enjoys helping out on the farm. Beca Sue began her career by writing Vacation Bible Schools and has completed six different VBS programs, many of which have been used by churches throughout the region. She has also been involved with several elementary schools as a physical education instructor, director of music, and Christmas Program director. If you have comments or questions, please contact Beca Sue at becasuebooks@gmail.com Thank you so much for choosing this book. Please look for other books and Ebooks by Beca Sue on the web.

About this edition

• Publisher: Windy Ridge Farm
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 0996157506
• ISBN 13: 9780996157506
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 126