Book Seven in the Terry Town Series
By Amy French

She survived the ocean.
But survival came at a cost.

When sickness spreads through the crowded ship bound for America, Sophia watches helplessly as her entire family is taken from her before the voyage ends. By the time the ship reaches New York Harbor, she steps onto unfamiliar soil completely alone.

With no one left to claim her, Sophia is sent to a strict New York orphanage where grief lingers in the halls and children are quietly sent away to unknown futures. There she meets Clara — a brave, warm-hearted girl who becomes her closest friend and the one steady light in a world that has gone dark.

Years pass. Hope feels distant.

Until the day Sophia turns sixteen.

Desperate for a life beyond the orphanage walls — and longing for a place to finally belong — Sophia answers an advertisement seeking a mail-order bride in the rugged Montana Territory. It is a bold decision, one born of faith and quiet courage.

But leaving New York means leaving Clara.

And stepping into marriage with a man she has never met means trusting God with the fragile pieces of her heart.

From the storm-tossed sea to the untamed frontier, The Orphan at Sea is a powerful story of loss, friendship, faith, and the brave choice to build a future when the past has been shattered. In Terry Town, Sophia may finally discover what she has been searching for since the day she stepped off that ship—

A home.
A family.
And a love worth risking everything for.