Where We Belong by Kim Vogal Sawyer is the most heartwarming story I have read in a long time.
Hester Haak is a childless widow who desires to be a mother. She opens her home to three orphan children that have come west on the Orphan train. Eviee insists that she and her little sister are not an orphans. But with the New York Orphans home closing, and the matrons unsuccessful attempt to contact their father, they are sent to Kansas on the train.
Callum Holbrook is unable to care for his girls after the death of his wife. He places them in the Home temporarily. But as so much time passes, he is devastated that the girls have been sent away.
Kim Vogel Sawyer has written a very sweet and moving story. It engaged me from the first word. The element of faith in the characters was very endearing. Clean Christian fiction. Very well written. I would give this story a 5+.
I received an ecopy of the book via Net Galley. All comments and opinions are solely my own.
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