title: The Triumph of Grace: Grace in Africa series #3
author:  Kay Marshall Strom 
description: The poignant story of Grace Winslow moves from the slave coast of Africa to eighteenth-century England to the oppression of a South Carolina cotton plantation. There Grace continues the search for her beloved husband, Cabeto, a man recently ripped from the arms of his family by slavers. Strom closes the Grace in Africa trilogy (The Call of Zulina, 2009; The Voyage of Promise, 2010) with depictions of the sorrows of slavery in the Americas and the heroic measures taken by individuals to seek freedom for themselves and others. Surprised first by the abject cruelty of some and the unexpected kindness of others, Grace and Cabeto struggle to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds as they find their way in a new and dangerous land. Series followers will demand its finale, and fans of inspirational historical fiction will appreciate the authenticity Strom weaves into her tales of courageous faith and determination. --Elizabeth Ponder
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  From the very first sentence, I connected to Blossom Turner’s book, Anna’s
  Secret. When the single tear snaked its way down Anna’s cheek, a tear ran down
  mine as well. I knew how she felt. I’ve been there. But whether readers
  personally identify, or they just fall into the story, they are sure to find
  Anna’s Secret riveting, heart-wrenching, and too compelling to set aside.
  
  
  —Kay Marshall Strom, author of the Blessings in India and Grace in Africa
  series as well as Forgotten Girls.
  
  
  Blossom Turner takes us on a journey of true-to-life choices, the consequences
  of sin, and the redemption God offers. Anna’s Secret is packed with raw
  emotion as we travel the twists and turns that ripple from one poor choice.
  Best of all, we see God’s grace and feel compelled to respond to people in our
  lives with that same grace.
  
  
  —Shelley Pierce, author of the Crumberry Chronicles and Sweet Moments: Insight
  and 