Sheila Turner Johnston (Books)

Sheila Turner Johnston Books

As a student in Belfast during the Troubles, Sheila Turner Johnston was accustomed to explosions, experiences that compelled her to deeply examine the human psyche, people's judgments, and the choices they make. Her writing does not explicitly detail political events, but the emotional resonance of these formative experiences permeates her work. She is an author who dives into the depths of human emotions and relationships, exploring the gray areas between right and wrong and presenting readers with moral and ethical dilemmas to navigate.

Healer of My Heart

336 pages
12 hours of reading

Intense and riveting, this is the powerful story of two lives that collide on a relentless path from an unforgiving past to a future to be grasped...or lost.Rookie teacher Robyn Daniels drives away everyone who tries to come close to her. Her emotions are locked in impenetrable ice until a flawed, charismatic and headstrong young man attacks the frozen layers of this woman who entrances him. From despair to delight, from trust to betrayal, will he be the healer of her heart? Or will even he walk away before his own is broken? Lyrical, thought-provoking, unforgettable, this remarkable novel will stay with you long after you have closed the last page. What leaves you with the fewest wounds? Making peace with the past? Or making war with it?