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Hearts That Survive

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01 March 2012

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Romance

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On April 15, 1912, Lydia Beaumont is on her way to a new life with a boundless hope in love and faith. Her new friendship with Caroline Chadwick is bonded even more as they plan Lydia's wedding on board the "grandest ship ever built." Then both women suffer tragic losses...

On April 15, 1912, Lydia Beaumont is on her way to a new life with a boundless hope in love and faith. Her new friendship with Caroline Chadwick is bonded even more as they plan Lydia's wedding on board the "grandest ship ever built." Then both women suffer tragic losses when the "unsinkable" *Titanic* goes down. Can each survive the scars the disaster left on their lives?  
  
Decades later, Alan Morris feels like a failure until he discovers he is the descendant of an acclaimed, successful, heroic novelist who went down with the *Titanic*. Will he find his identity with the past, or will he listen to Joanna Bettencourt, Caroline's granddaughter, who says inner peace and success come only with a personal relationship with the Lord?  
  
Will those who survived and their descendants be able to find a love more powerful than their pain?

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On April 15, 1912, Lydia Beaumont is on her way to a new life with a boundless hope in love and faith. Her new friendship with Caroline Chadwick is bonded even more as they plan Lydia's wedding on board the "grandest ship ever built." Then both women suffer tragic losses...

On April 15, 1912, Lydia Beaumont is on her way to a new life with a boundless hope in love and faith. Her new friendship with Caroline Chadwick is bonded even more as they plan Lydia's wedding on board the "grandest ship ever built." Then both women suffer tragic losses when the "unsinkable" *Titanic* goes down. Can each survive the scars the disaster left on their lives?  
  
Decades later, Alan Morris feels like a failure until he discovers he is the descendant of an acclaimed, successful, heroic novelist who went down with the *Titanic*. Will he find his identity with the past, or will he listen to Joanna Bettencourt, Caroline's granddaughter, who says inner peace and success come only with a personal relationship with the Lord?  
  
Will those who survived and their descendants be able to find a love more powerful than their pain?
Hearts That Survive $25.99
Koorong code 342105
ISBN 9781426744884
Pages 320
Publisher Abingdon Press
Publication date 01 March 2012
Dimensions 30 x 140 x 216mm
Weight 0.477kg
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    Anonymous
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    14 years ago
    Epic covering decades

    Lydia Beaumont is travelling from London to New York on the Titanic, accompanied by her fiance, John Ancell, and Craven Dowd, an employee of her father - and the man her father wants her to marry. So, less than one chapter in, I had a feeling I could see where this plot was going. I was partly right, and partly wrong. I was expecting a standard Christian romance story that covered a few months in time or a year at most. Instead I got a much deeper story that covered decades. I admit I overlooked the product description that used words like 'epic' and 'decades later', indicating a longer timeframe. While overall, this was not a novel I particularly enjoyed, there was some brilliant writing with some profound spiritual insights, which I appreciated.