Her Daughter’s Dream by Francine Rivers

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Her Daughter’s Dream by Francine Rivers is a touching, inspirational tale set in the 19th-century American West, weaving together themes of family, faith, determination, and perseverance. The novel follows Tori Ryland, a young widow in Caldera, Oregon, determined to provide a better future for her daughter, Lizzie, by turning their small cattle ranch into a successful homestead. Facing drought, debt, and the ruthless ambitions of a powerful cattle baron, Tori dreams of securing a safe and prosperous life through the establishment of a school for local children—a legacy of education and empowerment for her family and community. Joined by the devoted and steadfast Englishman Garrison Willing, who shares both her vision and faith, Tori battles natural disasters, financial peril, and societal resistance. Along the way, she discovers renewed strength in her friendships, spiritual conviction, and, ultimately, a blossoming love. At the heart of the story is Tori’s relentless hope—not just for her daughter’s material security, but for Lizzie’s opportunity to grow, learn, and dream freely. With richly drawn characters, vivid frontier landscapes, and a thread of faith running through every trial and triumph, Her Daughter’s Dream offers a deeply heartfelt portrait of what a mother will endure for her child, and how faith, love, and education can transform even the toughest circumstances.