Recent release “A Father’s Love: Sacrifice and Service” from Covenant Books author Jean DeFreese Moore is a compelling read that unveils the Britt family’s predicament during the deadly Spanish flu pandemic and World War I.
RUSTON, La. – September 6, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Jean DeFreese Moore, an accomplished artist, has completed her fourth book in “A Father’s Love” series, “A Father’s Love: Sacrifice and Service”: a gripping tale that continues the life journey of Travis Britt. In the mid-1800s, Travis spent his youth in the mountains but was forced to leave in order to care for his family. Throughout his life, Travis followed God despite the adversities and leaves a gift of faith to his family. The Britt clan always places the needs of other people before themselves. The family’s vow to service is an encouragement to others but brings suffering within the family. What does God have in store for them when the world is hit with a global pandemic and war? Will they be able to accept and live by his plan, no matter how hard?
Moore shares, “Putting other people before themselves is a way of life for the Britt family. But during a time of global war and disease, the members of the family feel the strain especially hard.
“Travis Britt served in a medical unit during the American Civil War. Now Curt, Clay, Noah, and James follow in their grandfather’s footsteps and volunteer for service in a medical unit serving the allied forces during the war to end all wars. Two more grandsons, Drs. William and Edison Stewart, are stretched thin. One doctor cares for injured troops returning from France, while the other battles the deadly Spanish flu. Both have their own personal struggles and their father, old Dr. Thomas Stewart, must step forward to help during a time of crisis.
“In the town of Harris, gossip is a way of life, and secrets bring out the worst in people. Brothers Luke, Cleve, and Reid Britt face a conspiracy as they work to protect the innocent from greedy, vengeful, and manipulative neighbors. But the allied nations also hold secrets. When Cleve and William discover one that endangers the American people, and those in Harris, Cleve must convince William to keep quiet.
“Travis, now in his eighties, follows his memories back to the mountains he loved in his youth, only to discover a renewed passion for life and a fresh love for his children.
“As they have always done, the Britt family takes care of each other. And they all wait to find out what sacrifices the family must now make.”
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Jean DeFreese Moore’s new book is a meaningful tale about a family’s strength and sense of duty. This is the fourth installment of the A Father’s Love series and the narrative has never been this emotional.
Readers can purchase “A Father’s Love” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
Covenant Books is an international Christian-owned and -operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work that appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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Jean DeFreese Moore’s new book, ‘A Father’s Love: Sacrifice and Service’ is an emotionally charged volume that follows a father’s great love for his family and nation
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