Whispers of the Wind
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When Abigail James accepted a teaching position at the Cecilia Quincy School for the Deaf, she wasn’t prepared for what awaited her. First, one of her young pupils is both deaf and blind. . .a challenge Abigail isn’t sure she’s prepared for. Then there’s the school’s director, Mr. Carter, who’s vehemently opposed to introducing any new teaching techniques, including Braille and sign language, that could help the students immensely.
Dr. Trent Quincy, the school’s owner, hopes the new teacher will stay. Her concern for the students is quite clear. And then she has a curious way of capturing his heart.
But as unsettling events rain down on the Quincy School, will old ways prevent a bright future?
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Frances L. Devine grew up in the great state of Texas, where she wrote her first story at the age of nine. She moved to Southwest Missouri more than twenty years ago and fell in love with the hills, the fall colors, and Silver Dollar City. Frances has always loved to read, especially cozy mysteries, and considers herself blessed to have the opportunity to write in her favorite genre. She is the mother of seven adult children and has fourteen wonderful grandchildren.
TRACEY V. BATEMAN is a past president of the American Christian Fiction Writers and has more than 30 stories in print. She believes all things are possible and encourages everyone to dream big. Tracey lives with her husband and four children in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks.
