Bright Arrows

A young woman's father dies, leaving her a fine home and a sizable legacy. Immediately swarms of relatives and suitors begin to pester her, each hoping for a slice of the pie. But her faith keeps her steady and she faces down one after the other (including a mother/son who are going to stop at nothing and add a real sense of danger) but doesn't allow her naturally soft heart to be trampled on. Her lawyer and his young assistant are her best allies and soon she begins to feel a stronger attachment to the assistant—but will he ever feel the same for her?

Strong portrayal of her faith and an explicit presentation of the Gospel to a dying man.

One thing stood out to me as a bit of an oddity...if her father was such a saint, and she grew up in church, why had she never heard what salvation really meant?