Lone Point

In Grace Livingston Hill's classic "Lone Point," Maria Hammond arrives at a seaside cottage expecting a dull summer but instead embarks on a profound journey of transformation and faith. As she navigates the tension between superficial pleasures and a deeper calling, her encounters with Mr. Fairfield, a minister grappling with his own doubts, challenge her to reevaluate her life. This annotated edition captures the essence of her spiritual awakening alongside the struggles of her brother Winthrop and sister Rachel, all while highlighting the manipulative influence of the captivating Nannette Davenport. Through its restored text and thematic scripture, "Lone Point" invites readers to explore a narrative rich in genuine affection, spiritual growth, and the grace that shapes our paths.