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Her dreams for her family seemed to be crumbling around her. But what could she do?
 
o one in the small lumber town of Calder Springs, tucked away in the remote setting of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, for another day of work at the lumber mill, they did not know their lives would be dramatically changed.
But without warning the mill closing was announced. The local timber supply was gone, and the harsh reality was that no mill would open to replace what was lost. Without the lumber industry, the town would die-they had seen it happen before. . . . No jobs, no future, and worthless homes on their hands. The best anyone can hope for is to relocate and start over.
John and Julia Harrigan had lived a tranquil, prosperous life in Calder Springs. The death of the town involves John's work, their lovely home and a bright future for their daughters. Raised in the East and educated in a fine school, Julia Harrigan seemed an un- likely candidate to change the grim reality. But by the grace of God and for the sake of John and her children, Julia decides they must find a way to save the town and home they love.