As a young widow with three children, Flora MacCallum thought happiness was behind her-until a friend asked her to run a bed and breakfast on the Massachusetts shore. There, her magical voice awakens the heart of a brilliant composer who is grieving his lost marriage and son. Together they learn that all is never lost, and that hope can be found in the most unlikely places.
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Jaclyn Reding makes her home in New England with her husband and two children. Her novel THE SECRET GIFT was a RITA Award finalist. Jaclyn loves hearing from readers and answers every letter personally.
No one pulls her readers in like Reding.
Catherine Coulter
Reding has it all. A writer to watch.
Linda Lael Miller
Flora MacCallum is an attractive young widow with three children, a heart of gold, and an incredible singing voice. But none of this helps pay the bills in her small crofting village on Scotland's northwest coast, so when best friend Libby Mackenzie, from Reding's The Secret Gift (2003), implores her to take over the management of a bed-and-breakfast in the Massachusetts fishing village of Ipswich-by-the-Sea, she accepts the offer. Small towns are the same the world over, and soon the townsfolk are eagerly promoting a romance between Flora and Gavin, a famous composer trying to cope with his ex-wife's vengeful abduction of their son and subsequent disappearance. Reding's contemporary second-chance-at-love romance is a nice blend of the old country and the new, and includes a historical mystery involving the fate of the mysterious "Ips-witch" during the 1700s, when witch-hunting hysteria overcame compassion, common sense, and justice. Lynne Welch
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