Sarah was in England for the first time in years. The familiar smells and sounds and chaos of Liverpool enveloped her as she walked at her brother’s side along the docks. Her legs were grateful to be back on solid ground again after weeks at sea. Her heart soared 4/5(32). The Heart of a Vicar Review. Sarah Eden’s latest novel is a story of second chances. And it’s a story of learning to accept oneself and be authentic. Vicar Harold Jonquil, who was according to his brothers, born to the role of vicar, seems increasingly uncomfortable in his calling. · After an idyllic few weeks in the throes of blossoming love, reality intervened. They could have no future. Following their disastrous parting, Harold attempted to push aside thoughts of love and regret, but Sarah has never left his heart. Now, years later, he has achieved his lifelong aspiration of becoming the local vicar.
Following their disastrous parting, Harold attempted to push aside thoughts of love and regret, but Sarah has never left his heart. Now, years later, he has achieved his lifelong aspiration of becoming the local vicar. However, the role proves more difficult than he imagined. He feels hollow and uninspired—until the most important person in. A vicar was meant to be a source of tranquility. Harold wanted to be that in the lives of the people he served, but inwardly, he was often in turmoil, stumbling his way through his life's calling. Philip and Sorrel were the last to leave the church. Harold's duties were complete for the moment. Sarah M Eden is a bestselling and award winning inspirational and historical romance author. She is best known as the author of the "Jonquil Brothers," "Lancaster Family," "Longing for Home," "Proper Romance Victorian," "Proper Romance Western," and the "Gents" series of novels.
Young love is all too fleeting, as Harold Jonquil painfully discovered years ago when Sarah Sarvol, the niece of a neighboring landowner, captured his heart. After an idyllic few weeks in the throes of blossoming love, reality intervened. They could have no future. The Heart of a Vicar Review. Sarah Eden’s latest novel is a story of second chances. And it’s a story of learning to accept oneself and be authentic. Vicar Harold Jonquil, who was according to his brothers, born to the role of vicar, seems increasingly uncomfortable in his calling. The Heart of a Vicar; By: Sarah M. Eden; Narrated by: Luone Ingram; Series: Jonquil Brothers, Book 6 Length: 10 hrs and 43 mins.
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