The Ice Carnival — Janet Spaeth

WHAT HAS ISAAC GOTTEN HIMSELF INTO?
When Isaac Bering moves north from Florida to join his uncle's medical practice, he cannot understand why Minnesotans would plan an outdoor festival for January 1886 -- when temperatures are fondly expected to be below freezing! His doubts about his new location, however, are minor compared to his growing doubts about his ability to be a doctor.

For Christal Everett, life is pleasant and peaceful. So why does it seem when Isaac arrives that she can no longer be satisfied with her simple life? Why does she suddenly see so much lacking in herself, and so little to desire?

Isaac and Christal both must learn to see the unique wonders God has placed inside them. Will they allow that glory to shine like the sun off the crystal walls of St. Paul's ice palace, or will self-doubt keep them from His eternal plan?

"HE CASTETH FORTH HIS ICE LIKE MORSELS: WHO CAN STAND BEFORE HIS COLD?" --Psalm 147:17