From the depths of history and the dark days of the middle ages we read stories of danger and intrigue but ultimately of faith, hope and love. Jacques hoards his gold but has yet to find real treasure. The young Delia is in danger of being disgraced and unloved... but there is the corner of a garment ready to cover any shame and an eternal heart that beats for her.

Christine Praamsma was born on September 10, 1948 in a small town in Holland. Her father, a pastor in the Gereformeerde Kerk, accepted a call to Canada in 1958. Christine began telling stories before she could write. She used to draw pictures on her pillow before she went to sleep at night, relating the stories she drew to her teddy bear. In 1969 she married her high school sweetheart, Anco Farenhorst, a veterinarian. They are parents of five children and have grandchildren. A regular columnist for Reformed Perspective as well as a contributing writer for Christian Renewal, her first commitment is to be a godly Christian wife and mother. Her second is to use the talents that God has given her to the best of her ability and to His glory.