Heidi Hostetter

Things We Surrender (A Lowcountry novel) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Family has to take you in, no matter how many mistakes you've made.

At least that's what Joanna Rutledge Reed thought. At eighteen, she left her family's ancestral home in Charleston, South Carolina, despite promising to stay. For years, she did whatever she wanted, barely giving her family a second thought. But a string of bad decisions results in heartbreak, forcing her to return home, her life in tatters.

While her wayward sister traveled the world, Marcy remained in Charleston, caring for her aging grandmother and managing the family business, and she's got problems of her own that no one seems to notice or care about. When Joanna arrives unexpectedly, Marcy bristles at the intrusion, suspicious of her sister's motives.

As Joanna picks up the threads of her old life, she discovers things are not what they appear to be. Painful memories and hidden secrets resurface, leading Joanna to question everything she thought she knew about her family. When her life begins to crash around her again, she needs her sister more than ever.

Set against the rich tapestry of Charleston, South Carolina, three generations of strong Southern women share a history and not-quite-forgotten secrets. Will the bonds they forged years ago be strong enough to give them a second chance at being a family?

305 pages

THINGS WE SURRENDER is the newest novel from the author of the successful Inlet Beach novels, The Inheritance and A Light in the Window.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tall Cedar Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. März 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780996133746
• Artikelnr.: 51205140

Autorenporträt

There is something about diving into the pages of a good book that makes every day better. I love books, always have. I remember riding my bike down to the public library many Saturday mornings and spending the day lost in stories. In the afternoon, I'd pedal back up the hill with my basket loaded with possibilities. So, when I started writing books of my own, I paid attention to what I liked to read - descriptions that make settings come to life, characters that become friends, and struggles that reflect real life. To that, I've added a strong family dynamic, a splash of humor, and -- always -- a happy ending.

I hope you enjoy reading my stories as much as I've enjoyed writing them.