Hanna Walsh's husband is found murdered in Charleston, South Carolina. His failed land deal leaves her family and finances in ruins. The FBI thinks she knows more than she's letting on and a dangerous stranger thinks she's hiding several million dollars he wants back.
An old letter and journal found in the attic of the family's beach house on Pawley's Island reveals her distant grandmother, who owned the same house as a young widow during the Civil War, suffered similar travails of emotional loss and financial hardship. Her grandmother's story chronicles the tragic loss of her husband in a senseless battle fought weeks after the war had ended and a mysterious stranger who has returned to tell of her husband's needless death. Hanna finds their journeys of redemption and recovery both depend on those they still hold close, but betrayal and deliverance come in many unexpected forms.
Michael Lindley's new fourth novel continues his series of stories of love, challenged relationships and life struggles with parallel storylines set in both present-day and compelling historical contexts. His first novel, THE SEASONS OF THE EMMALEE was twice an Amazon Kindle #1 for Historical Fiction, Mystery and Suspense.
Praise and Five Stars for Michael Lindley novels...
..". Lindley is a masterful storyteller, effortlessly moving between past and present."
..". his work reads elegantly and is artfully crafted."
..". beautifully merges storylines of then and now."
..". a rising talent."
