Bücher von Mary Flynn

For Ellen Castle, one final downturn spells disaster. How much disappointment and loss can one person be expected to take? When her best friend offers her the use of one of the summer rental bungalows owned by a monastery far from home, Ellen wants no part of it, but reluctantly agrees. She quickly finds herself miserable with regret and hopelessness. Having long ago lost her faith, Ellen's way of dealing with life is to run, but what is stopping her now, and what sense can she make of the crazy, unexpected events that confront her at every turn and that will ultimately change her life forever.

There is something odd about Mrs. Peppel, the secretive shopkeeper whom Lacey Medina has befriended. Lacey's best friend, Regina, doesn't understand or trust Mrs. Peppel, and worries for Lacey's safety. Where does Mrs. Peppel go each day when she heads into the wooded countryside far from town? Townspeople wonder about Mrs. Peppel's unusual behaviors, but only Lacey dares to find out. It is a bumpy road that leads her to the old abandoned bell tower and the astonishing events that will challenge Lacey to believe the unbelievable.