Danger is a daily reality for Ken Roberts and the European immigrant families who scratch out a living in the deep coal mines of Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania. In a camp of Lebanese immigrants, Rosalind Gilbran lives with her grandfather and grandmother. Ken takes a walk on the mountain and meets the beautiful Rosa. After a few more chance meetings, Ken gives the petite gypsy a Bible and tells her about his Savior. When Rosa's grandparents discover she has been secretly meeting a "coal cracker," they hastily accept an offer of a marriage contract for Rosa to a cruel and hot-tempered man. Rosa's only desire is to run away ... but Ken finds her in the woods and convinces her to return to her grandparents. But will Ken's advice mean he'll lose Rosa forever?

German forces have destroyed everything dear to Mary Theresa Malinowski—including her native Poland and her childhood innocence. When an unexpected gift sends her to America, her path crosses that of Nelson Thomas, an embittered veteran whose own plans met a swift death on the battlefields of Europe. Now he considers himself unworthy of anyone's love. Can two young people scarred by war's inhumanity find lasting peace? Will they ever be able to forgive their enemies? Only then will their hearts recognize and reach out for an equally precious gift... the kind of unconditional love for each other that only God can bestow.

Not only has Eliza's fiance', Weston Elliot, run away with someone else, but that someone else had been her best friend. Now living in New York City, Eliza is building a new life. One without men or social gatherings. But that is before she meets two young orphans who quickly steal her heart, before Weston Elliot makes a disturbing reappearance, and before Eliza finds herself fighting an attraction to another woman's fiance'. Will Eliza discover a path of service that can keep her heart safe from the dangers of love, or will she find the courage to accept a surprising gift from God hidden between four pairs of little shoes and a bunch of mistletoe?