I am really starting to enjoy Francine Rivers. A friend had lent me the previous book. She just lent me another Francine Rivers “The Last Sin Eater” . I have not started it yet. But the Authors’ note is: The sin eater was a person who was paid a fee or given food to take upon himself the moral trespasses of the deceased and their consequences in the afterlife. Sin eaters were common in the early nineteenth century in England, the Lowlands of Scotland, and the Welsh border district. This custom was carried over by immigrants to the Americas and practiced in remote areas of the Appalachian Mountains. This is a purely fictional story of one such person.
This really does sound interesting.

Have a fantastic fall, Lori 

I read some of the Cheney Duvall quite a few years ago and enjoyed them.

I also read Leota’s Garden and several of Francine Rivers’ other books. They were good.

It’s such a beautiful Psalm.

Inspirational quotes are one of my favorites as well!