Love Finds a Home (Love Comes Softly Series #8)

I liked how independent Belinda was, and moved to Boston. What a different life she got used to living! Time changed her life and she got to come back to her roots. How shocked she must have been to see that Drew was in her home town again! I found myself holding my breath to hear if they would get married or not! Now I can go to sleep!!

I love all Janette Oake's books. I find it hard to do anything else as I can't wait to see what happens next. There are times when the story line skips a few years and then my thinking has to catch up with it. I will be on to the next series soon.

It has been very difficult for me so all I am going to say is that I have so enjoyed this series so much that my husband has wondered how come I spent so much money on books in such a short period of time. I love the characters in this series and this book has been special as it's helped bring Belinda and Drew together again in some interesting ways. I think the story of Belinda and what she has gone through in Boston is very interesting. Janette Oke has done a marvelous job of telling this story! Thank you so much for your sharing your wonderful God given talents.

Belinda Davis' time in Boston continues as she stays with Mrs. Stafford-Smyth as her nurse companion. The two bond and become as close as family. Belinda matures and finds joy and peace in her work despite her homesickness. What will the future hold for her? Will she return home? Will she find love? Then unexpectedly she is handed a challenging new responsibility. Where will God lead her in this new phase of her life?"Love Finds a Home" is a fitting ending to Janette Oke's "Love Comes Softly" series. Again she stresses the importance of faith and living by Christian principles.. She is highly skilled at showing that faith is as vital as breathing in the lives of her characters. I highly recommend Janette Oke's books.

Belinda is a nurse who is helping Mrs. Stafford-Smyth recover from a serious illness. They have become good friends and her employer insists that she call her "Aunt Vi". Belinda has learned about Boston fashion and manners in a horse and carriage society.She misses home terribly, however, and decides to go back to visit for the time "Aunt Vi" will be gone. "Aunt Vi" is horified, as she just presumed Belinda would go with her and her friend. Then she realizes how homesick Belinda must be and told her so. Belinda did promise to come back after the six weeks "Aunt Vi" would be gone. She has a great visit at home but is torn between her Boston home and her parents simple way of living. She has more questions than answers as she reluctantly gets on the train for Boston.

I read this series when I was young and it is still a great read now. A story of family, trials and how love and Go’s will see you through.

fully written series. I especially liked reading the theme throughput each book how important it is to have God in our lives. Heartwarming and powerful.

I have followed the story of the Davises from the beginning, having read the first one when I was just a teenager. I found this book to be an excellent completion to a series that millions of people love. Most of these books have been made into movies, albeit grossly inaccurate movies. (If you are a true Love Comes Softly fan, you will probably not like the movies at all. The first one is the only one with any accuracy). In Love Finds a Home Belinda, the last daughter, completes her adventures in the big city. The ending is played out very well and I find myself reading her story in the last three books more than the others. Excellent read.

Great series of books

A full cast of characters; a God-given faith; lots of plans. Belinda finally gets married after settling her inherited estate. It's a beautiful story.

Great read just as all Janette O k e s are good to read good clean Novas with no swearing

I really enjoyed this final book of love comes softly. I couldn't put it down and finished it in one day.

Just one of a heart warming series by Janette Oke. A gentle, wholesome narrative of American pioneering days, which I enjoyed reading.