With Love from Bliss A Novel

With Love from Bliss A Novel by Ruth Glover is published by Fleming H. Revell in 2001 and spans 235 pages. This work is part of Glover’s Saskatchewan Saga and follows the journey of Kerry Ferne, a young orphan who is welcomed into her Aunt Charlotte’s home. As she navigates her new life, Kerry experiences happiness and forges friendships with her maid, Gladdy, and her delicate sister, Franny. However, the narrative takes a darker turn when the death of a loved one, seemingly triggered by a casual act of cruelty, propels Kerry toward a path of revenge.

Readers will find a blend of historical and religious themes woven throughout the story, as Kerry grapples with her emotions and moral dilemmas. The novel explores the complexities of familial bonds and the impact of loss on personal growth. With its focus on romance and the challenges of youth, this edition offers a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of a young girl seeking her place in a world marked by both love and hardship.