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'''''Child of Hope''''' is a 2021 novel written by Canadian Christian author Kimberly Rae Jordan.

'''''Child of Hope''''' is a 2021 novel written by Canadian Christian author Kimberly Rae Jordan.

The novel is the third and final of three novels, under the series title ''We Three Kings'', featuring the [[Minneapolis]]-based King triplets (Hunter, Hayden, and Heather), heirs of their father's multi-million dollar company and their Christmastime interactions with struggling families far below their social and financial status, all of which ultimately lead to romance, marriage, and the King family member adopting the child.  All three novels were released in the fourth quarter of 2021; ''Child of Hope'' was released in December.

The novel is the third and final of three novels, under the series title ''We Three Kings'', featuring the [[Minneapolis]]-based [[King Triplets|King triplets]] (in birth order: Hunter, Hayden, and Heather), heirs of their father's multi-million dollar company and their Christmastime interactions with struggling families far below their social and financial status, all of which ultimately lead to romance, marriage, and the King family member adopting the child.  All three novels were released in the fourth quarter of 2021; ''Child of Hope'' was released in December.

''Child of Hope'' centers around Hayden, the middle triplet (and identical twin to Hunter), who (nominally) works in the Digital Marketing department of their company, but has become a recluse in recent years, as he was seriously injured in the accident which clamed his father's life.  The title comes from the hope that the young son of Hayden's housekeeper -- who, like Hayden, has a permanent disability -- has given Hayden, allowing him to finally overcome the grief and guilt he has held for the last six years.

''Child of Hope'' centers around Hayden, the middle triplet (and identical twin to Hunter), who (nominally) works in the Digital Marketing department of their company, but has become a recluse in recent years, as he was seriously injured in the accident which clamed his father's life.  The title comes from the hope that the young son of Hayden's housekeeper -- who, like Hayden, has a permanent disability -- has given Hayden, allowing him to finally overcome the grief and guilt he has held for the last six years.