God Breathes His Dreams Through Nathaniel Cadwallader (Paperback)

In an outlying village in a faraway valley—a place where dreams bleed into reality—a young woman falls pregnant.  Winter keeps its grip on the land until June, while despondency and unease take root.  When rumors begin to spread of the approach of a mysterious figure, a stranger astride a magnificent brown stallion, the conviction grows that he alone can mend the village’s broken spirit.

Riding into the valley, Nathaniel Cadwallader ushers in a golden age of faith and tranquility, exerting a benign, if distant, influence from the chapel where he settles and devotes himself to his carpentry.  Yet there are those who resent his aloofness, suspicious of the way he holds the village in the palm of his hand.  When a beautiful outsider attempts to claim the carpenter as her own, the spell is broken and Nathaniel quickly becomes a scapegoat for his detractors’ own guilt and fears.

In God Breathes His Dreams Through Nathaniel Cadwallader, Charlotte Fairbairn has created a story that compels the imagination long after the final page is turned.