Prairie Roses

Collection

Jo by Caryl McAdoo

Jo

a Historical Christian Romance Novel

Trust in the Lord with all your heart; and lean not unto your own understanding.

In all your ways, acknowledge Him and He will direct your path!

An evil tragedy upends Jo’s young life. Sickness propels the young lady and her grandfather from the thick, moisture-laden air of the Mississippi to drier desert land at the end of the Santa Fe Trail. Her life-long beau professes his love from the banks of the muddy river, but Papa is her whole life, and she’s determined to keep him alive. Along the way, suitors and adventures are aplenty. How is a stubborn girl who always knows what’s best supposed to choose when the one she likes best is constantly rubbing her the wrong way? Could things be any more difficult? Has she made a huge mistake?

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Jo, Prairie Roses Collection, Historical Christian Romance by Caryl McAdoo

A Few 5 Star Reviews…

This is a magnificent Santa Fe Trail book! The plot is intriguing as well as enjoyable. The characters are complete and relatable. Enjoy this spectacular Prairie Rose story.
Meri
Reader
Caryl McAdoo is one of my ultimate favorite authors. I am always ready to read her new books as they are released.
Family Manager
Reader
Loved the story and the plot was exciting and sad. Great story and series!!
S. Gravely
Reader
It’s safe to say I like this author. She’s written a ton of books, I mean a ton, really, a lot of books. The unique thing is she will tell you that she writes her books with her husband and it’s a joint venture but only one name could go on the cover and that was hers. Now, for the book Jo. This is a safe romance for you or your daughters to read. It takes you back into the world of covered wagons and is a fun piece of historical fiction.
Erin S.
Reader
McAdoo’s trademark faith-filled discourse, love and forgiveness are all present in the novel. It has a strong and consistent Christian message throughout, and it makes no attempt to hide it. That’s one of the things I appreciate about McAdoo’s writing.
Robbye Fay
Reader