In a day when God’s view of marriage is under attack and gender roles are hotly debated, this novel clears the muddy waters and allows the reader to vicariously experience the way in which these roles are worked out through life’s challenges, brokenness, and redemption. The Treasure of the Secret Cove promises to stir up discussion on issues of monumental importance for today’s families. Mystery, drama, heroism, villainy, greed, tragedy, murder, revenge, betrayal, heartbreak, and redemption can all be found in this masterpiece. From the beginning, you will find yourself in the midst of tenuous relationships that expose the hidden secrets of the heart. With rich imagination, Amy Le Feuvre has created a cast of colorful characters as she weaves together the themes of salvation and marriage. An independent wife and a self-absorbed husband, a tempted-but-pious parson amidst a village of greedy citizens, along with a daring plan, a concealed treasure, and a secret cove, will undoubtedly keep you in thrilling suspense. If you enjoyed The Hidden Hand and Ishmael , you can be sure The Treasure of the Secret Cove will exceed the standard you’ve come to expect from a Lamplighter book. It not only reveals a biblical ideal of marriage, it answers significant questions one might have concerning the true salvation of one’s soul.
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Beautifully Bound and Gripping Story
From Anonymous of Hamilton, Ontario on 5/12/2021 .
I have been listening to some the audios online and I have been mesmerized. Every chapter has left me surprised and wanting more. I have yet to read the book though as it just arrived. It is our first Lamplighter book and it is beautifully bound and designed, and worthy to be given and kept like a family heirloom. These will now be our go to gifts ideas. Thank you Lamplighter theater!
Very Interesting
From Hannah Gilbert of Seneca Falls, New York on 12/1/2020 .
This book was very interesting and definitely had good ups and downs in the story. For awhile it is hard to know what you think of the characters and may misread them, but as you go on you see more from their perspective and get wrapped up in the plot wondering what will happen and when other characters will discover what has been already reveled to you. Though the plot is not as intense or large as Ishmael or The Hidden Hand it is still a good story that excites ones imagination and makes them think.
Highly Recommended
From Cindy of Glendon, Alberta on 10/15/2020 .
Enjoyed reading the book after listening to the audio a couple times. I had to re-listen to the audio as it is a bit different in places from the book. I love how Una and Cuthberg's journey to Christ is weaved in the story.
Good Title For This Book
From Gary Johnson of Stillwater, Minnesota on 4/8/2020 .
Excellent read. A little archaic in language due to year written but overall a great read. Good character development and kept you guessing what would happen next in the plot. I would recommend this book.
Good But Not Satisfying
From Anonymous of Laternville, Illinois on 6/29/2019 .
This book came highly recommended to me, but did not live up to the expectations of my friend. The book presented the message of salvation excellently, which impressed me. But the reason I bought it was because of what I had been told it said about marriage. What characters taught in the book about marriage was very good, but that wasn't something I felt the main married characters portrayed. As both a married woman and a writer myself I found it disappointing. When it came to marriage I don't believe the book lived up to its full potential.
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