A daughter's dream

From the bestselling author of Redeeming Love comes the conclusion to the family saga that began in A Mother's Hope .

Growing up isn't easy for little Carolyn. With her mother isolated because of tuberculosis, the girl forms a special bond with her grandmother. But as tensions between the two women increase, Carolyn feels guilty. When her mother returns to work and her grandmother leaves, Carolyn and her brother are raised virtually without parental supervision, which will have dire consequences. College gives Carolyn the opportunity to find herself, but a family tragedy shatters her newfound independence. Instead of returning home, she cuts all ties and loses herself in the intoxicating counterculture of San Francisco. When she reappears two years later, pregnant and more disoriented than ever, she must build a life for herself and her baby.

Just like Carolyn, her daughter, May Flower Dawn, develops a stronger bond with her grandmother than with her mother, sparking yet another generational rift. But as she grows into a kind and generous young woman, Dawn will fight to avoid the mistakes of her ancestors, vowing to be a bridge between the women in her family, not a wall that separates them forever. Spanning from the 1950s to the present day, A Daughter's Dream is the moving final chapter in a story about four generations of women and their successes and failures.

A story about family and faith, dreams and disappointments, and above all, about the resilience and perseverance of love.