I love books that tie the past with the present, especially when that past happens to be the Underground Railroad.
Emily Foster is on a mission, and she will 'flip' as many houses as it takes to accomplish it. She hires contractor Jake Braden to help her with the remodel. There's only one problem. Jake can't bring himself to destroy a piece of history. When they find a stash of love letters hidden away in the house, Emily and Jake are drawn into the hurts of the past, and ultimately find healing for the present.
This book is amazing- read it as a stand alone or pick up the other books in the series.
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Emily Foster's scars have faded, but she can't forgive herself for the accident that stole a young girl's dreams. Before she can allow herself to live again, she needs to make restitution. The first step toward her goal is gaining money by flipping a house built in 1847, but Jake Braden, her contractor, doesn't share her vision. Jake has bigger battles to fight as he tries to gain guardianship of his late sister's twins. When they discover the house was part of the historic Underground Railroad, they uncover clues about an old love story...and God's plan for their future.
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