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From award-winning, best-selling author, Virginia McCullough!
What others are saying about Virginia McCullough's novel, The Chapels on the Hill:
"A lyrical story of the healing power of love—it will capture your heart."
—Stacey Joy Netzel, NY Times bestselling author of the Romancing Wisconsin series
Sonia and Aaron didn't marry for love, but love found them and took them by surprise.
When tragedy struck, Sonia and Aaron's reason to be together seemed to slip away, along with the love they once shared. Both believe they'll find closure at an event dedicating a music pavilion to their son, allowing them to say a final goodbye and freeing them to commit to new relationships. But instead of finding peace, memories of the life they shared with their son, Matt, stir up unexpected feelings, prompting them to relive both sweet and painful times of their shared memories of the life they shared…
And they can't forget Matt's special gift…
By age five, Matt's cello teacher declared him a child prodigy. But life with a prodigy can become complicated and even strains Aaron and Sonia's marriage. Sonia is forced to balance her commitment to Matt and his music with running Chapel's Botanical Garden, a business she created to save Aaron's family's land. Aaron's law practice leads him to high-profile cases all over the country. Aaron is concerned about music dominating Matt's childhood, but he eventually understands his son's gift is already leading him to a life far away from their home in Lady's River, Wisconsin.
When Matt is taken from them unexpectedly, Aaron and Sonia turn in different directions, eventually going their separate ways. It seems to be working…or is it? For Sonia and Aaron, only a trip through the past will allow them to redeem the future—perhaps even find a shared future again.
Scroll up to buy The Chapels on the Hill now and learn more about this wonderful romance story about how two people find a way to move on in their life after a terrible tragedy, or check out some of Virginia's other great contemporary women fiction novels: Island Healing, Amber Light, or Greta's Grace!
What others are saying about Virginia McCullough's novel, The Chapels on the Hill:
"A lyrical story of the healing power of love—it will capture your heart."
—Stacey Joy Netzel, NY Times bestselling author of the Romancing Wisconsin series
Sonia and Aaron didn't marry for love, but love found them and took them by surprise.
When tragedy struck, Sonia and Aaron's reason to be together seemed to slip away, along with the love they once shared. Both believe they'll find closure at an event dedicating a music pavilion to their son, allowing them to say a final goodbye and freeing them to commit to new relationships. But instead of finding peace, memories of the life they shared with their son, Matt, stir up unexpected feelings, prompting them to relive both sweet and painful times of their shared memories of the life they shared…
And they can't forget Matt's special gift…
By age five, Matt's cello teacher declared him a child prodigy. But life with a prodigy can become complicated and even strains Aaron and Sonia's marriage. Sonia is forced to balance her commitment to Matt and his music with running Chapel's Botanical Garden, a business she created to save Aaron's family's land. Aaron's law practice leads him to high-profile cases all over the country. Aaron is concerned about music dominating Matt's childhood, but he eventually understands his son's gift is already leading him to a life far away from their home in Lady's River, Wisconsin.
When Matt is taken from them unexpectedly, Aaron and Sonia turn in different directions, eventually going their separate ways. It seems to be working…or is it? For Sonia and Aaron, only a trip through the past will allow them to redeem the future—perhaps even find a shared future again.
Scroll up to buy The Chapels on the Hill now and learn more about this wonderful romance story about how two people find a way to move on in their life after a terrible tragedy, or check out some of Virginia's other great contemporary women fiction novels: Island Healing, Amber Light, or Greta's Grace!