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This is a fun book with a good storyline. It is nice to have good literature in today’s mixed up world.
Robert, Amazon Customer

This is one of my newest favorite books ever! It is so rare to find new “good” books anymore. Even some of the so-called teen Christian books are not something I would want to be reading. But then, I found this amazing book.

I bought this book brand-new at Goodwill for 2 or 3 dollars -an amazing price as retail is $22. I’d have to say though, it’s worth all of that as it’s a fantastic book. It’s not anything out of the ordinary. It’s not some totally original and never-before-thought-of-plot. But it’s just so good. Something I could read again and again and never grow tired of. So, if you adore books like Little House on the Prairie, or love authors like Janette Oke, this book is FOR you! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!!

Natalie, Blogger

Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1 is the heartwarming story ot a young lady and her journey through loss, life and laughter. Set in the small town of Westhaven, Kansas, the story showcases the Cravits family as they open their arms to a solitary young woman and show her what true love and happiness are all about. Eloise’s eventual success in her quest for purpose and fulfillment is a gentle reminder for all of us that we are not alone.

Connie Courtney, teacher of Talented Theater Students, Denjam Springs, Louisiana Parish, Louisiana

Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1  is a lovely, highly readable and thoroughtly enjoyable stoy of a young woman who finds true happiness after losing everything. Her character and strength are brought out in this tale, the wonderful Cravits family, owners of the town’s general store. This story packs a powerful message of love, duty, family…

Kathy Darcy-Thomas, VP Thomas Fulfillment, Bradenton, Florida

Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1 touches a chord in all of us who are seeking approval and self-worth. This book was introduced to me as a novelette, and I thoroughly enjoyed it but was left wanting more. The novel version, Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1, gives me all the elements I crave in a good novel: suspense, drama and adventrue.Volume 1, the first in the series  reminds me of the very first historic novel I read, Love Comes Softly by Jeanette Oke. I can see a whole series coming—and the blossoming  of the characters and the story around them makes me ready for book two!

 Michelle Gill, patron liaison, YMCA Lakewood Ranch, Florida

Florida author Jean Archambault-White takes readers to the nineteenth century Old West in her latest novel, Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1. The book tells the story of Eloise Jackson, the only surviving member of her family after a series of hardships claims the lives of all those she loves most. Forced to leave the family farm, the young woman is taken in by the loving Cravits family. Just when she feels like she’s getting her life under control, she encounters a gang of outlaws whose dark plans threaten all of the progress she has made. The author reveals whether the teenager can find a way to stop them and survive. This heart-warming adventure is founded on the love of family, the courage of faith, and the never-ending love of God.

Reader Joyce Breen says, “Eloise of Westhaven: Volume 1” touches a chord in all of us who are seeking approval and self-worth.  As children we sometimes feel helpless and unable to accomplish much.  This book is a delightful story of a girl’s determination to do what is right even though she is “just a kid.”

First published at age 15, Archambault-White is a seasoned writer and editor across multiple genres, having worked as a columnist, technical writer, and freelance writer. Her other titles include Simple Faith (Tate Publishing, 2007) and her first children’s book, Lazy Legs. Jean and her husband have been married for over 45 years, and have one son, three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. She is originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

 BRADENTON HERALD, FL