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The Covenant/The Inheritance/The Dream (The White Pines Chronicles 1-3) | 
| Author: Hilda Stahl
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 1347797
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 239
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 6.3 x 1.5
ISBN: 0785274057
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780785274056
ASIN: 0785274057
Publication Date: May 1996
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Book Description
During the late nineteenth centure, only a fraction of Michigan's timbered acreage was saved from shortsighted, frenzied logging. The bestselling trilogy The White Pine Chronicles weaves the sweeping tale of the Havlick family's struggle, from generation to generation, to preserve their virgin white pine forest. This special commemorative edition features the complete text of all three novels: The Covenant, The Inheritance, and The Dream. Full of romance, adventure, and unexpected plot turns, this bestselling series will capture your heart as it has thousands before.
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Hilda Stahls Literary Masterpieces December 27, 2004
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The White Pine Cronicles was first introduced to me by my mother. Scince then I have read the Covenant approximately 7 times and the other two following it at least 5 times.
The Covenant follows Jennet Cordell. Jennet leads a harsh life on Roman Havlicks farm until she is sold by her father to repay debt to her uncle. Jennet fears she will never be able to survive under Taits strict and cruel hand until one fateful day when Freeman Havlick saves her. She now believes she is free but she does not know that Freeman has other plans for her.
The Inheritance is the story of young Lark Baritt and Clay Havlick. Lark is an orphan who through a matter of events comes to be the guard of the Havlicks beloved white pines. Clay is now 25 so the Pines belong to him and Lark fears that Veda Thorne is planning to marry Clay so he will give her the pines and her fathers revenge will be complete against the Havlicks who made him suffer so long ago. Lark protects the pines so they will not be lost to the Thornes but in the process fears she is losing her heart to the young Clay Havlick.
The Dream is the last book in this Saga. The Havlick twins suffer horribly from hate. Trent and Emily, and Justin and Prisilla, must all work together to fufill Jennets dream. In the process they must release the hate and find the love they each have hidden in their hearts.
This is the most wonderful series I have ever read and I will undoubtedly read it again.
Hilda Stahl is an AMAZING WRITER!!! March 28, 2004
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I am very disappointed that these books are out of print. Why? They are probably the best Christian Romance books I have ever read. She is truley a compelling writer, and draws me into these books over and over again. I never, ever, get tired of reading the White Pine Chronicles. They have touched me in amazing ways, and have shown me the power of love through Jesus Christ in relationships. These stories are spiced with the perfect amount of healthy romance- which is very fulfilling. You finish these books wishing it never ended! Please take the time to read these books. You will not regret it. Hilda Stahl is an incredible writer, and these books should not be out of print!!!
the chronicles September 12, 2000
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This trilogy is the one of the best peices of literature I have ever read in my life. it touched my heart as well as my soul and I find it extremely sad that it is no longer available. I hope against hope that it returns to print very soon. The three different stories are all very different but tie together in the most charming ways. I give this book a 10. no doubt, if you read this trilogy, you'll never forget it.
I think this is a great book I love it! May 6, 1999
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I like it becuse it is a love story and I love love stories and because fun to read and I think everyone should read it.
 Great depiction of civil war era, great plot, kept attention April 15, 1999
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
THE COVENANT was an excellent book of one girl's struggle to find a place in a world spinning wildly out of her reach but to eventually find peace in Jesus. It felt like I was really in the Civil War era....
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