Where the Heart Leads

PhotobucketIt’s 1904, and Thomas Ollenburger is a young man torn between two worlds. After graduating from college, he must decide whether to return to his Mennonite roots on the Kansas prairie or remain in Boston where he can pursue a career. To make his decision even more complicated, there are young ladies in both places who desire to claim Thomas’ heart. As he struggles to determine the course of his future, Thomas learns important lessons about caring for others and seeking God’s help in difficult times.

Thomas’ story is found in Where the Heart Leads by Kim Vogel Sawyer. Although this is the second book in the Waiting for Summer’s Return series, Where the Heart Leads stands alone well. I appreciated the timeless messages in the story, and I was also surprised by the ending (I like being surprised when I think I know how the story will end).

If you enjoy historical fiction, look for the Waiting for Summer’s Return series by Kim Vogel Sawyer. If you would like to win my copy of Where the Heart Leads, leave a comment on this post. We’ll announce the winner on February 4.

The winners of The Little Giant of Aberdeen County are
41 — Paula
181– Janice Wright
49 — Susan Varney
75 — Gwen L.

You should have received an email from me, but if not send your shipping info to 5minutesforbooksatgmail.com.

And if you didn’t win, there’s still one up for grabs in the Big Bloggy Giveaway of Books.

Lauren is a wife, a mother of two, and an avid reader. She blogs at Baseballs and Bows.

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120 Responses to Where the Heart Leads
  1. 101
    kathy pease says:

    my teen daughter loves historical fiction :)

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    Miss Heidi says:

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  3. 103
    Tammy says:

    Thanks for the chance, this looks like a great book.

  4. 104
    Brenda Park says:

    This looks like a great read, thank you for the chance to win it.

  5. 105
    Sandy M says:

    This sounds like a good read. I am adding it to my list of books to read. Thanks for the giveaway.

  6. 106
    dorothy l says:

    I would love to win the book

  7. 107
    Kimberly Miller says:

    This would be a lovely book to read on my hourlong bus rides.

  8. 108
    vicky says:

    i would love to read this

    thanks for the giveaway

  9. 109
    Kathy says:

    I’d like a chance to journey back to 1904 :) Thanks for the giveaway!

  10. 110
    Helen S says:

    I love reading. This sounds like an enjoyable book. Thanks for the giveaway!

  11. 111
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  12. 112
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  13. 113
    John Deal says:

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    Buddy Garrett says:

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  15. 115
    Janet says:

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  16. 116
    Sherri B. says:

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  17. 117
    Becky says:

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  20. 120
    Jill Lund says:

    I hope he does not end up broken hearted.