![]() ![]() In Courting Morrow Little, we’re taken on an adventure to another time and place. She also learns that forgiveness may be one of the most freeing and wonderful gifts we can give to others and ourselves. With her return to Kentucky, Morrow is faced with the truth that all may not be as it first appears, and she must deal with her prejudices and preconceived beliefs. At the same time, she is courted by an officer stationed at the fort who wants her for his wife. ![]() Still holding on to anger toward the Shawnee, Morrow fights a growing attraction toward handsome Red Shirt. Morrow is soon faced with past hurts and fears when she learns her father has befriended a Shawnee Indian and his son, Red Shirt. When Morrow was a small child, her mother and sister were killed by the Shawnee, and her brother was taken captive. Some are a bit concerned that she’s become too soft and refined to handle the rougher existence, but she’s determined to resume life there with her father, a pastor to the settlers and soldiers in a nearby fort. It’s 1778 when Morrow Little returns to her home in the Kentucky wilderness after an extended stay with an aunt in Philadelphia. Courting Morrow Little is an engaging historical romance by author Laura Frantz. ![]()
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