Upon the Broken Range

Oregon Promise, Book 4

By: Lynnette Bonner

Narrated by: Aimee Lilly

He hopes to protect her from men—but only God can free her from fear.

When Jeremiah Jackson discovers Deliverance, a beautiful runaway slave, hidden in his wagon, a protective spirit rises within him. She fled from the cruel and relentless Colonel Boone Baxter, who will stop at nothing to reclaim her—including searching the wagons from top to bottom before they are allowed to pull away from the fort. Thankfully, Mrs. Hawthorne has gone into labor early. Will hiding Del beneath the laboring woman be enough to keep her safe?

Fear has been Deliverance’s constant companion ever since Boone bought her away from her mother. As she cowers in the darkness of the crate beneath the laboring woman, terror whispers that Boone will never let her go—especially since she’s carrying his child. She’ll never be free. Then the soldiers come knocking, and her nightmare comes to life.

Yet as the men begin to ransack the interior of the wagon, Deliverance discovers that courage is born not from the absence of fear, but from trusting God and resting in the victory—and freedom—of the battles He has already won.

©2025 Lynnette Bonner (P)2025 Lynnette Bonner

love it.

love all 4 of these books. the stories were great. is there a 5th book??

How a colored people were treated by a lot of people!

I love the fact that most of the people on the wagon train treat people that are different with respect!

voice differentials

This book is a satisfying addition to the series. I have enjoyed all of this author's work.

My Favorite Thusfar

My Favorite Lynnette Bonner book so far! I love the series aspect, knowing every character & their stories. Well done, Lynnette!!

Captivating Storylines!

Lynette beautifully described the perils the Wagon Trains endured while crossing vast plains, forging rivers and crossing rugged mountains. She weaved love, precious newborn babies into her story, but best of all, showed how God loves all, no destinction between black and white, slave and free. And Aimee did an