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Title details for Summer of Roses by Luanne Rice - Wait list

Summer of Roses

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by Luanne Rice
Ann Marie Gideon
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Few novelists touch our hearts, quicken our souls, and enrich our lives like Luanne Rice. Now she brings full circle one of her most compelling explorations of the heart . . . all the ways it can be broken . . . and the magic that makes it whole again.
On the windswept coast of Nova Scotia, two friends and their young daughters have found refuge in the rugged community of Cape Hawk. Lily Malone and nine-year-old Rose are making a new home with a man who will do whatever it takes to protect them. Marisa Taylor and young Jessica are beginning to recapture the music that once filled their world with joy.
But now a stranger from faraway New England has made his way to Cape Hawk, bearing secrets from the past and news of an uncertain future. And each woman will face choices that will irrevocably shape all the seasons to come—between lives left behind, mysteries unsolved, and loves that must be reclaimed or abandoned forever . . .

  • Creators

  • Series

    Nova Scotia Summer

  • Publisher

  • Release date

    November 28, 2023

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Listen audiobook

      • ISBN: 9798350832778
      • File size: 279172 KB
      • Duration: 09:41:36

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • AudioFile Magazine
      Katherine Kellgren's passionate narrative is a perfect match for author Rice, who is known for her heartfelt novels. Kellgren's sweet voice tells the story of Lily Malone, a pregnant woman who left her Connecticut home and abusive husband to escape to the peace of Nova Scotia--and now must return back home. Kellgren doesn't use much variation of tone to distinguish among characters. However, she provides each with a unique depth of feeling, thereby ensuring a distinction that enhances the listening experience with its subtlety. The intensity of the narrative increases with Lily's arrival in Connecticut as she confronts her grandmother's mortality and the demons of her past. S.M. (c) AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine
    • Publisher's Weekly

      May 30, 2005
      The New York Times bestselling author of Dance With Me and Beach Girls revisits characters from Summer's Child in this examination of the emotional fallout of battered woman syndrome. When Mara Jameson thinks about her wedding, she painfully and vividly recalls her betrothed, Edward Hunter, the Harvard rugby player with a "blank yet somehow charged" stare. Mara ran away after Edward began abusing her and shortly before she had her daughter, Rose. Now, nine years later, Mara's living as Lily Malone in an isolated cottage near Cape Hawk, Nova Scotia, with Liam Neill, a member of the village's pre-eminent family. When Mara-cum-Lily learns Maeve Jameson, her grandmother, is comatose after suffering an undiagnosed "neurological event," she, believing Edward was involved, comes out of hiding to try to save her. Edward, ever the epitome of evil, soon hears the news of Lily's return and welcomes her back with an incendiary custody battle. Back in Cape Hawk, Lily's best friend Marisa, also a battered wife, longs to be reunited with her estranged sister in the Fallen Angels, their college fiddle and song duo. Prolific romance novelist Rice handles the complex plot with aplomb so all her likable characters win in the end and Edward, naturally, gets his comeuppance.

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  • OverDrive Listen audiobook

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