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Cooke, Rose Terry

 
9781334132902: Steadfast (Classic Reprint): The Story of a Saint and a Sinner

Synopsis

Grace, temptation, and the stubborn ache of forgiveness drive this nineteenth-century saga. In a Connecticut town, a young woman faces love and betrayal, while a dutiful pastor confronts doubt and grace. The book follows intimate lives, hard choices, and a community wrestling with faith, duty, and redemption.

Esther’s quiet sorrow and inner strength collide with public judgment as she seeks a second chance for herself and her heart. Parson Hall and the town’s fragile friendships test the boundaries between strict belief and a more generous gospel. Across competing loyalties, personal faults, and the pull of forgiveness, the characters search for meaning in a world where propriety can cut as deep as sorrow.

- A moving portrayal of grief, marriage, and a woman choosing forgiveness over resentment.
- A study of how faith can broaden from strict duty to compassionate mercy.
- Richly drawn relationships set against a vivid New England backdrop.
- Moments of spiritual awakening that redefine what it means to be truly “steadfast.”

Ideal for readers who enjoy historic fiction with strong moral questions, character-driven plots, and themes of love, loss, and renewal.

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