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Hope Beyond the Waves
Hope Beyond the Waves | Heidi Chiavaroli
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From award-winning author Heidi Chiavaroli comes a sweeping dual timeline story that explores hope and enduring love in the midst of the impossible. Massachusetts, 1993 After making a grievous mistake that will change her life forever, Emily Robertson is sent away to live with her grandmother on Cape Cod. When Emily finds a timeworn photograph buried in a drawer, she realizes her grandmother has concealed a secret even bigger than her own. Will convincing Gram to reveal their family history aid Emily in making the most important decision of her life or will it prove her parents right—that family scandal is better off buried and forgotten? Massachusetts, 1916 Atta Schaeffer plans to marry the man of her dreams and whisk her little sister away from their abusive father. But when she is diagnosed with a dreaded malady, Atta is forced into a life of exile, leaving her sister in harm’s way. On Penikese Island, Atta’s best hope lies with Harry Mayhew, a doctor who seeks a cure for his patients at any cost. But when experiments fail, Atta runs from Harry—and from God. Can she return to her sister before it’s too late? Or will her illness consume both her body and soul? A testament to faith and love, Hope Beyond the Waves is the raw account of the journey of two generations of women running from desperate situations toward irresistible hope.
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This book is a tear-jerker, full of heartbreak and poignant scenes. Yet it's also a book of hope, true faith, forgiveness, and God's relentless pursuit of us. Get ready for an unforgettable journey between 1916 and 1993 and don't forget your box of tissues. There will be tears of loss, grief, helplessness, frustration but also of joy, grace, and mercy received.

I received the book from the publisher via JustRead Tours and opinions are my own.