A Time To Be Born and A Time To Die - by Everlee Whitman - is the first book of the Time For Everything series. All books in this series follow Ecclesiastes 3:18 - A Time for Everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.
A Time To Be Born and A Time To Die is a Living River Ranch romance. It is a ranch for therapy and rehabilitation services, to cater to people with special needs.
Margaret and Matthew's grandfather's demise leaves the ranch in Margaret's hands. Can she manage the ranch and a new relationship simultaneously?
Margaret's grandfather left her a great legacy and she was determined that, with all the love and help from her community, she would conquer her grief and continue the ranch's faith mission into the future.
Noah's late father had been Margaret's grandfather's right hand. So Noah was allowed to manage the animals, do farm maintenance and general ranch upkeep.
Margaret, with her feisty side, was determined to ensure that her grandfather's vision for the ranch would be fulfilled. She was clearly cut out of the same cloth, with her stubborn, inquisitive streak, being smart as a whip and as capable as any man on the ranch.
Noah loved Margaret and he had her grandfather's blessing to marry her.
Friends since childhood, they had worked together on the ranch. Margaret needed time to realize Noah's love for her. When Margaret and Noah went on their first date together, the date was perfection personified. Having known Margaret from childhood, Noah knew all her likes and dislikes and set out to delight her. When Noah proposed, Margaret accepted, with all the live in her heart. At that moment, a divine peace descended upon her, confirming God's blessing upon them.
True to the name of the book, there is a time for everything, a time to be born and a time to die. A baby was born to a ranch helper and Margaret's grandfather had died. There is s time for rest and winter to herald the new season of growth and birth. Margaret's season of growth had come. She would mature in the role of serving her family and community with a healthy balance. I highly recommend this beautiful book of family love and affection to all who wish to enjoy a good, healthy, Christian read.
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