All God's Promises

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So many unanswered questions. Who am I really? Kari wondered again. I am not Kari Hillyer. Not Kari Granger. They tell me my real name is Kari Thoresen Michaels. But who is that person? She frowned. And where are my sister and brother? Who took them? Where are they now? "Lord, my uncle and my cousins urge me to trust you. They say that you will help me through this difficult transition. And they say that you know where Elaine and Samuel are, that I can trust you--that in you the lost are found! But I am so new to this faith thing. It is hard to believe you will find them after all these years." Kari pledges her considerable fortune toward the search for the social worker who, thirty-three years earlier, took three-year-old Elaine and infant Samuel from the scene of an accident--the same accident that killed Kari's parents--and sold them in an illegal adoption. And she is not alone in the search for Elaine and Samuel. Private investigators Anthony Esquibel and Owen Washington join efforts to unearth the identity of the social worker and trace the adoptions of Kari's siblings. Will the last of the lost be found? Will Kari discover for herself that all God's promises are true? All God's Promises--the glorious conclusion of A Prairie Heritage. A Prairie Heritage: Book 1: A Rose Blooms Twice Book 2: Wild Heart on the Prairie Book 3: Joy on This Mountain Book 4: The Captive Within Book 5: Stolen Book 6: Lost Are Found Book 7: All God's Promises Book 8: The Heart of Joy: A Short Story eBook only "Vikki writes the kind of faith-filled fiction that hooks you within the first few pages, will not let you go until you have finished, and leaves you wishing for more." --Janis Braun, Seattle, Washington "Her books are not just for 'chicks'! I was amazed how engrossed I became in the lives of Vikki's characters, and how much I could relate to their situations." --Ed Dunne, Los Angeles "Be prepared to put life on hold. That's all I have to say!" --Rebecca H., New Jersey "You will laugh, you will cry but, most of all, you will be uplifted." --LaTisha Holland, St. Augustine, FL