Joi Copeland
Bringing Hope and Redemption through the Written Word
Irish Brides Series
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He was born to wealth and power. She was born to survive. Edmund “Ned” Winthrop has always been the black sheep of his prominent Boston family. Where his parents demand prestige and calculated ambition, Ned follows a higher calling, choosing charity and ministry over high society—even if walking this path of faith means risking his inheritance. Fleeing the horrors of the Irish Famine, Fiona O’Brien arrives in America praying for a fresh start. As Christmas approaches, Ned must convince her that she doesn't have to carry her cross alone, and that God can turn her deepest shame into a beautiful blessing.
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She is leaving everything she loves behind. He has already lost everything. Katherine O’Brien’s life is everything she’s ever dreamed of. But when the Great Famine strikes Ireland, hunger threatens to destroy everything she holds dear. Ronan Kelly has already lost everything. After burying his wife and three-year-old daughter, he has little reason to leave Ireland—except to help a desperate Katherine and her siblings survive the Famine. But as they cross the ocean together, Katherine’s faith, courage, and selfless love begin to break through the walls around his wounded heart.
Meet Joi
Who am I? First and foremost, I’m a daughter of the King. I’m a wife and mom. I love my daughters-in-law, cold weather, snowy and rainy days, and Peppermint Mochas.
I currently live in Ireland with my husband and one of my three sons.
If you love reading historical and contemporary stories with hope and redemption, then my books are for you!
Jesus is the center of each story I pen. Because of that, I feel as if I should be the one to write the stories. Therefore, I don’t use Ai to write any of my books. Each story is prayed over, and I write them myself.
I love hearing from readers. Feel free to contact me at booksbyjoi@copelandclan.com as well as sign up for my newsletter!
Blessings to you!
In His Grip,
Joi
Philippians 4:6-8
