Heaven Should Fall
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Even putting college on hold feels like a minor sacrifice when she discovers she’s pregnant with Cade’s baby. But it won't be the last one she'll have to make. Retreating to the Olmstead’s New England farm seems sensible, if not ideal: they’ll regroup and welcome the baby surrounded by Cade’s family. But the remote, ramshackle place already feels crowded.
Cade’s mother tends to his ailing father while Cade’s pious sister, her bigoted husband and their rowdy sons overrun the house. Only Cade’s brother Elias, a combat veteran with a damaged spirit, gives Jill an ally amidst the chaos, along with a glimpse into his disturbing childhood. But his burden is heavy, and she alone cannot kindle his will to live.
The tragedy of Elias is like a killing frost, withering Cade in particular, transforming his idealism into bitterness and paranoia. Taking solace in caring for her newborn son, Jill looks up to find her golden boy is gone. In Cade's place is a desperate man willing to endanger them all in the name of vengeance...unless Jill can find a way out.
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Rebecca Coleman received her B.A. in English literature from the University of Maryland at College Park and speaks to writers' groups on the subjects of creative writing and publishing. A native New Yorker, she now lives and works near Washington, D.C. Visit her at www. RebeccaColeman.net.