When Ruth Whitaker, the preacher's wife, first meets Cal Graham — the handsome, rough-edged handyman hired to repair the church — she never expects a single smile to awaken a longing she thought she'd buried.
"e;Westbrook's writing is deeply atmospheric, immersing readers in a world where the house itself feels alive, and the woods loom as a sinister force…Westbrook's ability to blend the supernatural with reality makes this novel a haunting and unforgettable experience.
Lindsey Connaught is perfectly content working in her father's small landscaping business—until she crosses paths with Caleb Rennington, the infuriatingly arrogant man who claims she nearly drowned him in his own swimming pool.
BOOK DESCRIPTIONIn the fog-shrouded streets of San Francisco, software engineer Alex Rivera is drowning in grief after losing his wife, Lena, to a tragic accident.
Before the heartbreak, the years of solitary exile, and the explosive reunion detailed in Evoking the Past, there was a beginning defined by absolute devotion and uninhibited discovery.
Warning: This book contains strong opinions about canned soup, suspicious gas station roller hot dogs, a coworker who compiles workplace injury statistics that he definitely makes up, and a first date that somehow survives against all reasonable expectations.
In a remote village governed by stone, silence, and obedience, Liliane lives barefoot and unafraid, loving a man whose gentleness hides something older than faith.
Hannah Whitaker has built a life that looks solid from the outside: a dependable relationship, a steady routine, and a version of adulthood that should feel like enough.
