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about the book
Late 1800s historical romance
Sequel to The BookFest® award winning, Tangled Promises
God gives impossibilities beautiful endings
Clara and Daniel Becker married secretly circumventing nobility’s rules. When denial no longer serves her, how does Clara hide the truth of their wedding night conception and their nuptials from her father, the Baron?
If Vati sends her away, Daniel promises to follow. But unexpected circumstances bring them face-to-face with the words of Proverbs 16:9. A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps.
Her grandmother’s last warning spins like a tempest threatening to shipwreck their joy and fray every promise they have made.
A Life-Affirming Story
A portion of the royalties will go to support https://lifechoicesmemphis.org/
publisher: independently published
release date: april 2, 2025
other books in the series
excerpt
“I’ll treasure the memory of this moment. I needed to know you care. I love you forever, Daniel Becker. Let me gaze on every detail of your face, your sky-blue eyes, your wavy golden hair, your single dimple and your broad shoulders, remembering every inch of you for always, my handsome prince.”
Daniel laughed. “You still believe frogs turn into princes, do you?” He brushed his hands over her cheeks. “I love you with all my heart, and I always will, Clara Becker. I’m so thankful for your Mutti’s paintings, many with your image, hung with care all over the Gut Apfelhof home—many reminders of my lovely lady.” He gripped her hand while she stepped into the train car, then handed her the basket. She rubbed the cameo, as he released his hold.
A long blow of the whistle roared above the noise of people like him still on the platform, waving farewell to friends and family. Pungent gray puffs of smoke billowed from the engine’s stack.
He blew a kiss. She blew one back. Their arms reached toward one another until the train and his lovely lady rolled toward Bremen and the ship—the one transporting his wife far away from him and their dreams.
about the author
Award-winning author, Lynn U. Watson is the great-great-granddaughter of a baron from Southwest Germany. From stories whispered down generations to the vibrant threads of her own life, Lynn’s journey is a testament to creativity and compassion. Nurtured by her grandmother’s love of needlework, Lynn built a thriving custom clothing business, and with her husband, Steve, they created The Lynn’n Butterfly Collection (cross-stitch designs). In 2007, Lynn became a certified reflexologist, opening Footsteps in Eden, a haven where she uses touch therapy and prayer to relax her clients. She combines her passions and heritage Stepping through Time Stitching Stories of Faith. Lynn, Steve, and their feline overlord, Jasmine, call Bartlett, Tennessee home.
Connect with Lynn by visiting lynnuwatson.com to follow her on social media or subscribe to email newsletter updates.
giveaway
(2) winners will each receive a Frayed Promises prize bundle which includes a signed paperback copy of Frayed Promises, a 3.5″ square Frayed Promises related magnet, a bookmark, a Cross-Stitch pattern relating to book tagline, a Fairest Lord Jesus postcard (suitable for framing), and a $10 Amazon gift card!
Full tour schedule linked below. The giveaway begins at midnight March 31, 2025 and will last through 11:59 PM EST on April 7, 2025. Winners will be notified within 2 weeks of close of the giveaway and given 48 hours to respond or risk forfeiture of prize. US/CAN only. Void where prohibited by law or logistics.
Giveaway is subject to JustRead Publicity Tours Giveaway Policies.
tour schedule
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