Grace Greene crafts stories that weave together romance, suspense, and inspiration, often set against the picturesque backdrops of rural Virginia or the North Carolina coast. Her artistic and photographic eye infuses her narratives with vivid descriptions and a palpable atmosphere. Greene skillfully blends genres, creating works that draw readers into worlds rich with emotion and intrigue. Her novels explore themes of love, loss, and hope with sensitivity and depth, making her a beloved author for fans of women's fiction with a touch of mystery.
Kara Hart suffered overwhelming heartache when she lost her mother and husband, and her father's sudden death might be the blow that breaks her -- unless she turns her grief into purpose. She'll finish renovating his Victorian mansion in rural Virginia, but with her own twist. She'll turn the old house into a creative retreat for artists and writers.
Kara Hart was scarred by loss -- first the loss of her mother and now her husband. She feels broken, with no will to move forward, until her father does the unexpected: he moves to the Virginia countryside to restore an old Victorian mansion. Kara decides to go with him, telling herself that it will only be temporary.
The journey of self-discovery unfolds as Jaynie Highsmith grapples with the distinction between chasing happiness and finding true joy. Faced with the challenge of breaking free from her mother's past mistakes, she seeks to reclaim joy in her life. The narrative delves into themes of personal growth and the pursuit of fulfillment, prompting readers to reflect on their own definitions of happiness and the choices that shape their destinies.
This large print edition offers an accessible reading experience for those who prefer or require larger text. It maintains the original content while enhancing readability, making it ideal for readers with visual impairments or anyone who enjoys easier-to-read formats. The book promises to engage with its compelling narrative, rich characters, and thought-provoking themes, ensuring that the story remains captivating regardless of the format.
Returning to her hometown to settle her guardian's estate, Beth Kincaid confronts the unresolved issues of her past, including her alcoholic father and her former love, Michael. As she unearths her guardian's secrets, her carefully constructed life unravels, challenging her emotional defenses. Amidst the chaos, she faces the attentions of both Michael and her ex-fiancé, Stephen, while a mysterious threat looms, jeopardizing her chance for a genuine future. The story explores themes of family, redemption, and the complexities of returning home.
Set against a backdrop of Southern Gothic elements, the narrative weaves together themes of love and suspense. The story delves into complex relationships, exploring the intertwining of passion and mystery within a richly atmospheric setting. Characters are drawn into a web of intrigue, revealing secrets that challenge their bonds and test their resolve. As the plot unfolds, the tension builds, creating a captivating blend of romance and suspense that keeps readers engaged until the very last page.
The updated second edition features the same engaging story as the original published in 2017, but with a fresh cover design. It continues to explore themes of happiness and personal growth, inviting readers to reflect on the journey between life's challenges and joys.
Grief and nostalgia envelop Mignon King as she contemplates the future of the Emerald Heart Hotel, a cherished legacy shared with her late husband. Living in isolation with her dog, she grapples with the decision to sell the property, urged by her friend Dominick, while fearing the potential loss of her husband's memory. The unexpected arrival of a charming stranger and her estranged sister-in-law Jeanette complicate her emotional turmoil, forcing Mignon to confront her past and the uncertain path ahead. Trust becomes a fragile commodity as she navigates these challenges.