Cowboy in the Moonlight

By Sheryl Marcoux

Description:

Sometimes beauty is better seen with the eyes closed.

Lillian Rauling is among four English women on a ship bound for matrimony. She's the orphaned daughter of a once-famous opera singer, and her beauty has been nothing but a curse. This time that curse has driven her to flee the authorities and avoid prison by escaping to America. She daydreams that a rugged cowboy will await her on the moonlit horizon and that he's able to see past her lovely face and into her lonely heart.

Not until she hears a voice so magnificent that it steals her breath away does she realize that true happiness lies in her own willingness to look past a cowboy's outward appearance and into his Godly heart.

Book Takeaway:

Cowboy in the Moonlight has a Beauty and the Beast plot with a Christian twist. The story encourages young woman to look beyond the superficial qualities of a prospective husband to see if he has a Godly heart.

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Why the author wrote this book:

I strongly believe in the healthy lifestyle Christian fiction promotes, and that fiction is a vehicle to encourage and teach in an entertaining way.