"Redeeming Love" is a novel by Francine Rivers, set during the California Gold Rush era. It tells the story of Angel, a young woman who is sold into prostitution as a child. Her past is filled with trauma and betrayal, leading her to believe that she is unworthy of love. Despite her circumstances, she struggles to maintain her sense of self, making her journey one of resilience and survival.
The narrative follows Angel as she meets Michael Hosea, a man who represents unconditional love and grace. Michael is determined to love Angel without conditions, demonstrating the transformative power of faith and redemption. His unwavering commitment challenges her belief that she is unworthy of happiness, providing a stark contrast to her past experiences.