Books like A shelter of hope by Tracie Peterson

A sweeping coming‑of‑age story set on Nebraska’s prairie, following Jim Burden’s journey with his grandparents amid immigrant families, especially the Czech Shimerdas, and his complex love and friendship with Antonia.

When Alexandra inherits her father's farm in 1880s Nebraska, she battles poverty, family loyalty, and love in a harsh pioneer world.

After her husband’s tragic death, Marty Claridge becomes the unexpected mother of Clark Davis’s daughter, Mission. As she bonds with the family, she faces a life‑changing choice: return home or stay on the frontier.

A young teacher named Elizabeth Thatcher takes a teaching post in the frontier town of Coal Valley, where she learns about pioneer life, forms friendships, and develops a romance with Mountie Jake Thornton.

Marty travels west to visit Missie and Willie LaHaye, discovering family, frontier life, and unexpected challenges that test her resolve.

Elizabeth, a teacher turned pioneer, marries Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Wynn Delaney and faces isolation and hardship at their remote northern outpost, testing her love and faith.

To settle into Beaver Creek, Elizabeth Delaney, a schoolteacher, and her Royal Canadian Mountie husband, Wynn, must adapt to frontier life while building ties with local Indigenous communities and grappling with new challenges that arise after a quiet year of adjustment.

Elizabeth and her husband Wynn relocate to an isolated RCMP outpost in the Canadian Northwest, facing solitude, tension with local Indigenous women, and the looming mystery of their son Sammy’s disappearance.

Hope faces danger as a mail‑order bride east of the frontier, meeting outlaws, feuding families and a kidnapping—yet through these trials she discovers how God orchestrates every twist for his children's good.

Rachel Taylor leaves a painful past to become house manager at a new New Mexico Harvey House, where love, rivalry, and faith collide, testing her courage and trust on the frontier.

Set in the early 1900s Northwest frontier, Wild Life follows Charlotte Bridger Drummond, a pioneering woman writer, as she seeks a lost child in the wilderness and discovers a mysterious, wild‑man community, blending adventure with feminist insight.

In December 1792, Elizabeth Middleton leaves an English estate for a remote New York mountain village, where she encounters Nathaniel Bonner—known to the Mohawk as Between‑Two‑Lives—and fights to educate the village’s children amid conflict with slave owners and her own family.

A romance story set in Seattle, focusing on the bonds between Militine, a young woman, and Thane, a man with a dark secret, as they navigate the complexities of man-woman relationships and Christian values in a historical context, exploring themes of redemption and the transformative power of friendship and understanding.

Stranded in a frigid mountain wilderness after a plane crash, a gifted surgeon and a young magazine writer are forced to rely on each other for survival while confronting painful truths about their personal lives.

In 1886 Montana on the cusp of statehood, Dianne Selby navigates ranch life and pioneer challenges, discovering that faith in Jesus Christ offers lasting hope.

Where do you turn for shelter in the worst storms of life? You know God's promises, but are they for you, are they for now, are they for this? If you look to your circumstances alone, it may seem that God has forgotten you. But He hasn't. He can't. And He wouldn't even if He could. God is the only promise maker who is always a promise keeper. And God's promises will never fail you! In The Shelter of God's Promises, gifted Bible teacher and inspiring Women of Faith speaker Sheila Walsh searches Scripture for what God has promised us, what God's promises mean, and how encounters with Christ are the eternal fulfillment of His unrelenting commitment to us. Through vulnerable storytelling, new insights, and an in-depth Bible study. Sheila offers powerful, heart-filled teaching on ten bedrock promises of God, providing the foundation for daily confidence, joy, hope--and shelter.

Zane Grey’s historical novel follows frontier heroine Elizabeth “Betty” Zane, whose courage during the 1782 siege of Fort Henry and daring supply run become legendary in American Revolutionary War lore.

Set in the Kansas frontier, *Prairie Fire* follows Jack and Caitrin as they navigate love, family secrets, and the town’s struggles with prejudice and forgiveness.

After surviving the Whitman massacre, Hope Flanagan builds a fragile peace in Oregon City, but the past threatens her calm when the perpetrators are tried. An Army lieutenant offers new hope and hidden secrets.

Jasmine Houston, a widow with a young son, agrees to harbor former slaves at her horse farm outside of Lowell, even though her father, a plantation owner, supports slavery. When a boardinghouse keeper unwittingly becomes involved with a traveling peddler who sells something infinitely more valuable than shoes, Jasmine is devastated to discover that her son and the former slaves have been kidnapped. Jasmine's determination to free them threatens to undo her family as well as the ties that bind the burgeoning textile industry to the southern cotton growers. Book two in the bestselling Lights of Lowell.