The Four Chronicles: The Prayer Cover Reveal!

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The Four Chronicles: 
The Prayer is the next book in my series featuring book one, The Battle!

Here's a synopsis of The Prayer:

Anne and Gavin are ready to tell their own story,
but there's a chance that some secrets are better off staying secret.

Anne Wilson has wanted to marry Gavin since she was twelve-years-old. She's grown up thinking he was the only one for her and feeling certain she'd never be happy with anyone else. Keeping her love a secret from her parents, she believed her dream was going to come true, but Anne's learned that if something is too good to be true, it probably is.

Gavin McClark grew up fearing he'd never be good enough. His stepfather ruined his life before the Garners took him in, and he's spent the last twenty years trying to prove himself. He fell in love with Anne when he was fourteen-years-old and planned on asking her to marry him one day. All of that changed one fateful night when he made the biggest mistake of his life.

Now, Gavin's past is coming back to haunt him, and Anne's future is threatening to separate them forever. Will The Prayer show Gavin and Anne the value of forgiveness and never giving up on your dreams before it's too late?



If you'd like to be a part of the Beta-Reader Team for The Prayer, please sign up here to learn more information: 
http://eepurl.com/b4ALNT

I only have a few spots left, but I'd love to have your voice join my team! Thanks for your consideration, and I wish you and your family well.😊 



Thanks for joining me, and as always, Happy Reading!!
~Rebecca Reddell

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