Description
"It was very beautiful; the hills dressed in the greens of spring were like shimmering emeralds in the late-morning sun." The Fields of May is a story to quiet the restless of heart and offer a harvest of hope for those searching for timeless love. Set in the simplicity of rural farm life, this refreshing tale of godly relationships is rich with scriptural ideals and resplendent with beautiful vignettes. It will challenge the reader to reach for a higher standard and bring hope for those in search of life-long love.

Author
Lori Zehr lives on a small farm in southern Michigan with Clint, her husband of 26 years. They are the parents of two grown children, Rhiannon and Jeremiah, whom they home schooled. A pastor’s wife of seventeen years, Lori enjoys spending time with her growing family which now includes her daughter-in-law, Kori, and granddaughter Emma. She also enjoys journaling, gardening, raising chickens, sewing and doing various kinds of needlework, especially lace making.

Lori is involved in many aspects of ministry with her husband, teaches Sunday School, plays keyboard on her church worship team, and is currently working on an associate degree.

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ISBN: 978-09792739-6-4
Published: May 9, 2008
Pages: 320
Keywords: young relationships, adolescence, courtship, character, children, parenting
Audience Level: Youth, 10-up
Genres: Fiction
Price: $15.95