Synopsis "Stone Creek Redemption"
In 1867 Pennsylvania, Sarah Neumann Wyatt is happier than she has ever been as she awaits the birth of her first child in her cozy cottage beside Stone Creek. However, unexpected tragedy and ghosts from her past force her to reopen old wounds and redirect her life in unexpected ways. Happiness, Sarah discovers, is fleeting, and she wonders if she will ever find contentment again. Stone Creek, Redemption, is the fifth book in the author's Stone Creek series. All books in the series (Christmas at Stone Creek; A Wedding at Stone Creek; Stone Creek, Crossroads at Gettysburg; Stone Creek, The Caretaker; Stone Creek, Redemption) relate the story of Sarah Neumann and her family as they face the trials of life during and after the U.S. Civil War. Each book, however, can be enjoyed exclusive of the series. Stone Creek, Redemption, is historical fiction at its finest, replete with period details that bring feisty Sarah Neumann to life. The naïve, young girl readers first met in Christmas at Stone Creek emerges within these pages as a woman to be reckoned with, seasoned by life's tribulations, love and loss.
