Susan Lowenberg

Captive to Love Susan Lowenberg

Chicago, 1877 Wounded and wanted for his father's murder, Simon invades Genevieve's isolated rural home. Guided by her compassion and firmly rooted in her faith, Genevieve provides succor and sustenance for Simon, then sends him on his way. Genevieve's life spirals into scandal and disgrace when her innocent interaction with Simon is twisted by the town's dishonest mayor. Left homeless and destitute, she travels to Chicago to find work. Simon fights to clear his name and bring his father's murderer to just. When he learns of Genevieve's plight he tries to help her. Genevieve doesn't want Simon's pity and relies on her faith to sustain her. The more time Simon spends with Genevieve the more drawn he is to her abiding faith and empathy for others. Genevieve yearns for Simon's love. Will it ever be hers? A moving tale of faith and hope.