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A Hope Undaunted (Winds of Change #1)

Julie Lessman

Paperback | Pages: 505 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 3557 Users | 359 Reviews

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Title	:	A Hope Undaunted (Winds of Change #1)
Author	:	Julie Lessman
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 505 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2010 by Revell Books (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Christian. Fiction. Christian Romance

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What happens when the boy she loved to hate becomes the man she hates to love?

The 1920s are drawing to a close, and feisty Katie O'Connor is the epitome of the new woman—smart and sassy with goals for her future that include the perfect husband and a challenging career in law. Her boyfriend Jack fits all of her criteria for a husband—good-looking, well-connected, wealthy, and eating out of her hand. But when she is forced to spend the summer of 1929 with Luke McGee, the bane of her childhood existence, Katie comes face-to-face with a choice. Will she follow her well-laid plans to marry Jack? Or will she fall for the man she swore to despise forever?

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Original Title:	A Hope Undaunted (Winds of Change, #1)
ISBN:	0800734157 (ISBN13: 9780800734152)
Edition Language:	English URL http://julielessman.com
Series:	Winds of Change #1, O'Connor Daughters of Boston and Winds of Change #4
Characters:	Katie O'Connor, Jack Worthington, Luke McGee

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Ratings: 4.01 From 3557 Users | 359 Reviews

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480 pages was not long enough for any of the books in the first series, so why would you think 505 pages would be? A Hope Undaunted is the first book in the Winds of Change series, but really the fourth book for the Daughter's of Boston continuing the saga and story of the O'Connor daughters with a passion. Through the adventures with these Irish girls we have learned about "a passion most pure", "redeemed" and even "denied" yet now we turn to learning about hope. More specifically about "a hope

I was really excited to read this book, thinking it looked like a nice easy historical romance. Unfortunately, it really left me with a bad taste in my mouth. What struck me the most about this book, and what I didn't expect to find, is that it was incredible sexist and offensive. The main character is a strong willed young woman eager to attend law school and contribute to the womens' rights movement. While that sounds promising, it is clearly communicated throughout the book that Katie is just

A Hope Undaunted was an emotional roller coaster that kept me guessing! I love a book that makes me feel such strong emotions that I have tears streaming down my face as I'm reading. This book did that for me. In fact, I think all of Julie's books have had places in them where I've felt genuine grief for the characters, and they aren't even real people! The characters in A Hope Undaunted were so multi-dimensional that they felt real, so I hurt when they hurt. Kind of like the O'Connor family is

What keeps a reader immersed in a story? More than just great characters that dance to life, but a passion that drives the story forward. A passion for God and the family that is held together in His love. A HOPE UNDAUNTED is just a story. I admit I didnt like the heroine Katie, much at the start, she had such a long way to go before becoming likeable. I dangled by a thread while reading, bouncing back and forth like a ping pong ball as three men battled for Katies affection. At one point in the

Feeling a little swindled, was not expecting as much religious connotations based on the book summary. It was fine just not what I was in the mood for.

I have been anticipating A Hope Undaunted for well over a year now, and before I even cracked the spine, I knew I would be in for a rollercoaster ride of passion and drama. In that respect, A Hope Undaunted did not disappoint one bit. But I have to confess that while Julie Lessman is on my favorite authors list right under Francine Rivers, I just did not love this book. I know I'm probably one of the few in that category, but I have to be honest. I liked it, but I didn't love it...there really

Absolutely loved this bookLoved the characters. Loved the story loved everything about this!Katie Rose has grown up privileged. Luke McGee has grown up on the streets. As children Katie loved to tease Luke about his social status as a poor child. Years go by and they meet again. Luke now a very handsome lawyer. There is an attraction instantly and you think these two are going to end up together, as they openly admit being in love with each other, but instead the author puts barrier after