Angol
Josie Talbot loved Seth McCrae long before she found her own faith - and lost him to the Tribulation before she ever caught up. Then Christ returned. Josie was judged righteous, still mortal, still herself. And Seth came home to her - raised, glorified, ageless, and just as certain about her as ever.
A year into their reunion, one ordinary question about a wedding forces what they've both avoided: the resurrected do not marry. Seth has become something Josie hasn't - not yet - and no love changes that on its own.
No one in Larkspur has faced this before. It takes a ranch matriarch newly raised herself to help them find what the Kingdom actually offers two people who fit no category - not marriage, not a glorified bond, but a Troth: a promise spoken in their own words, sealed in braided horsehair, witnessed by a wolf that comes calm out of the timber to lie beside them.
What follows is a homestead rebuilt, a grandfather restored to help raise it, and a faith Josie can finally call her own - grace reaching further than either of them thought to hope.
