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I came home to Alaska with two children, a bakery one bad season from closing, and a secret I've carried for twelve years. The men who run this territory want my land, and they've bent the law to take it. The only man who can stop them is the governor. He's also the boy I once loved and left, and he still doesn't know why. Twelve years ago I chose to walk away. This time I’m staying to fight. I don't need rescuing. I've been rebuilding my life since the day I left. But I've got two children to protect, and I'm out of things to lose. 🕊️ Sweet, clean historical romance with a faith that's been tested 🧺 A widowed mother who holds on when there's nothing left to hold 💔 Second chance love with a secret standing between them 🏔️ 1889 Alaska, where the powerful men think they own the town 🕊️ Watch a mother take on the men who own her town and find her footing—and maybe her faith—again. Beyond the Dawn is free to read with your Kindle Unlimited subscription. Tap below and start reading today.

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Kindle Unlimited Inspirational Romance Pick

A widowed mother returns to the Alaskan town she fled twelve years ago, only to find her first love running the territory and the most powerful men in Sitka moving to take her home. Beyond the Dawn is a sweet, clean inspirational historical romance built on second chance love, a widow starting over, a secret kept for years, a property fight, hard-won forgiveness, and a heroine whose faith gets tested right alongside her patience. Readers who loved the frontier resilience of Kimberley Woodhouse and Dani Pettrey's Alaskan Courage and the strong-woman historicals of Karen Witemeyer, Jeanette Oke, Lori Wick and Gilbert Moris belong here. It has the women-building-a-life energy of Jojo Moyes's The Giver of Stars, Lisa Wingate's Before We Were Yours, and Kristen Hannah’s The Great Alone with the warmth and clean heat they count on. She has flour on her hands and the whole town watching, a bakery that stands for everything she's rebuilding, and an overprotective brother who slowly softens, this strong mother takes the territory's men toe-to-toe and prays her way through it. If you loved the frontier grit of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, the faith and warmth of When Calls the Heart, or a territorial saga like 1883, this is your next weekend read. For readers who love: sweet inspirational historical romance, second chance romance, a widow starting over, a secret kept for years, a mother fighting for her children, hard-won forgiveness, a faith that gets tested, slow burn reunion, and female agency in the 1800s. Perfect for fans of: When Calls the Heart, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, 1883, and clean historical fiction about women who rebuild from the ashes.