The Rosewood Diary
About this ebook
Even in success...
...there can be regrets.
Will Quin be able to reconnect with her sister before it’s too late?
Growing up in North Carolina, Quin couldn’t wait to break free and chase her dreams. Her parents always seemed to want to control her, but she made it to New York anyway. She loved Manhattan life. The same day she got the good news about her paintings, her sister called.
It sounded urgent.
Was it time to finally go home?
For Ryla, she’s always been bitter about growing up in her sister’s shadow. Now, though, she has found the type of perspective one only gets from a hospital bed. Her illness was getting worse. The one piece of unfinished business needed to be handled.
Could she cross the emotional gulf…
…that had come between her and Quin?
In this quaint town, where family comes first, neighbors look out for each other, and old wounds run deep, two sisters need to make amends. But they will need help and will the musings on the pages of an old diary heal or hurt?
The road home is longer than they imagine.
You’ll adore this sister saga, because their struggle rings true for so many. You just might find forgiveness in your heart as they look for their own.
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About the author
Teri Blake is a USA Today bestselling author of women's fiction and genre fiction. She also writes Christian and sweet romance under Kari Trumbo.
If you're looking for compelling relationships and enduring friendships, look no further! Teri Blake pens stories from her heart from the heart of Minnesota. Sisterly love, family connections, and real situations make a Teri Blake book feel like you're walking to a real situation. At least there's usually a good meal involved.
If romance is more your cuppa tea, please head on over to the Kari Trumbo page for your next sweet read.
Where western meets happily ever after.
Kari is a USA Today bestselling author who writes swoony heroes and places that become characters with detail and heart.
Her favorite place to write about is the place her heart lives, (even if she doesn't) South Dakota.
Kari loves reading, listening to contemporary Christian music, singing when no one's listening, and curling up near the wood stove when winter hits. She makes her home in central Minnesota, land of frigid toes and mosquitoes the size of compact cars, with her husband of over twenty years. They have two daughters, two sons, one cat, and one hungry wood stove.