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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Waters of Redemption: Cedar Creek Legends Book Two. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Thirteenth Petal: Cedar Creek Legends Book One. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Hidden Grove. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Winter Bell. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Bridge of Echoes. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Bookshop Secret. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Lighthouse Prophecy. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For nearly two centuries, the bell of Cedar Creek has marked every moment that mattered-births and deaths, fires and festivals, weddings and farewells. But the town has never forgotten the day in 1846 when a young bride stood at the chapel doors waiting for a groom who never arrived. At the twelfth toll, the bell fell silent. Her vows were never spoken, her sorrow became legend, and the truth of what happened disappeared into the rafters of the old chapel.Now, on the morning of Cedar Creek's beloved festival, the bell refuses to ring again.To some, it is nothing more than a mechanical failure. To others, it is sabotage, a curse, or the return of the Lost Bride. But Miriam Adler-widow, healer, and owner of the town's metaphysical shop-feels something deeper moving beneath the silence. The bell is not broken. It is withholding its voice.Drawn by visions of a trembling veil and an insistent plea-Tell my story-Miriam begins searching for the woman behind the legend. At her side is Julian Roth, Cedar Creek's guarded museum curator and historian. Julian trusts records, mechanisms, and evidence; Miriam listens to intuition, symbols, and the emotional echoes history leaves behind. Their approaches could not be more different, yet the mystery demands both. Together they climb the bell tower, examine a mechanism that should work, follow clues hidden in old timber, and uncover a trail of diary pages, carved initials, a forgotten ring, altered records, and family secrets protected for generations.As rumors spread, the silence begins reshaping the town. Neighbors turn suspicious. Old family rivalries surface. Opportunists transform tragedy into spectacle. A young couple preparing to marry beneath the bell begins to question whether their own vows are doomed before they are spoken. Even Pastor Elijah, Cedar Creek's spiritual voice, appears to know more than he is willing to reveal. With the festival unraveling and fear hardening into accusation, Miriam and Julian must find the truth before the town repeats the cruelty that created the legend.But Cedar Creek has spent generations turning a woman's pain into folklore. Restoring her voice will require more than solving a historical mystery. Miriam and Julian must separate truth from superstition, memory from rumor, and reverence from fear. They must confront the families who benefited from silence and persuade an entire community to acknowledge that the past cannot be healed while its most uncomfortable truths remain hidden. Only then can the bell become more than an instrument of tradition. It can become a witness.Rich with Pacific Northwest atmosphere, small-town intrigue, gentle supernatural suspense, spiritual symbolism, and slow-burning romance, The Silent Bell is a moving mystery about broken vows, buried voices, and the courage required to bring sorrow into the light. It asks whether a community can redeem a promise it once allowed to be betrayed-and whether two wounded people can trust themselves to make new promises of their own.The bell has waited nearly two hundred years.The bride's story is ready to be heard.And before Cedar Creek can celebrate again, the town must finally speak the truth the silence has been keeping. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 1846, a young bride stood alone at the edge of Cedar Creek, clutching the lantern meant to guide her to her wedding. Her groom never came. With the chapel bell silent and the town's whispers gathering behind her, she carried the flame into the river and disappeared. By morning, the lantern had returned to shore-its glass unbroken and, some claimed, its light still burning without oil.From that night forward, the Bride's Lantern became Cedar Creek's most enduring legend. Some believed it appeared as a warning whenever vows were betrayed. Others said it came as a guide, offering light to those brave enough to repair what had been broken. For generations, the people of Cedar Creek carried it to weddings, reconciliations, and moments when promises needed to be spoken again.Walking alone beside the river, Miriam Adler sees an impossible glow moving steadily through the reeds. It does not sway like a fisherman's lamp or flicker like an ordinary flame. It waits for her. When she steps closer, it vanishes, leaving behind a single word written on an old ribbon tied to the willow fence: Keep.At her side is Julian Roth, the museum historian whose devotion to evidence has always balanced Miriam's trust in intuition. Their partnership has deepened through every mystery they have faced, but the Festival of Vows places their own relationship beneath the lantern's searching light. Miriam and Julian can help others speak of commitment, reconciliation, and belonging. Living those promises themselves is far more frightening. Both have known the cost of love lost, and neither wants tenderness to become another vow that cannot survive the truth.Their search leads through chapel ledgers, family records, concealed pledges, and the forgotten identity of the bride whose tragedy became public folklore. Pastor Elijah knows more than he is willing to reveal, including a generational betrayal connecting two prominent Cedar Creek families. He warns Miriam that exposing the past could fracture the town beyond repair. Yet the lantern continues to glow whenever pride replaces honesty and silence protects the powerful.To uncover what the light is asking of them, Miriam and Julian must distinguish covenant from control, forgiveness from concealment, and faithful keeping from remaining trapped in a promise that causes harm. The mystery reaches beyond marriage, touching promises between families, neighbors, spiritual leaders, and the town itself. Every revelation asks whether belonging is created by preserving a flawless history or by having the courage to confess where that history failed.As public vows tremble and private secrets emerge, Cedar Creek must decide whether its cherished legend will remain a story displayed behind glass-or become a living call to truth, mercy, and restoration.Rich with Pacific Northwest atmosphere, small-town intrigue, historical secrets, gentle supernatural suspense, spiritual symbolism, and a deeply felt slow-burning romance, The Bride's Lantern is a luminous mystery about the promises that make a people, the truths that set them free, and the courage required to choose one another again.The lantern has returned to the river.This time, it is not searching for the bride who vanished.It is waiting for Cedar Creek to answer the vow she left behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 1846, at a Passover gathering inside the frontier fort of Cedar Creek, a sacred silver goblet was raised as a symbol of deliverance, hope, and peace. Known as the Fifth Cup-the cup reserved for Elijah-it had crossed oceans and mountains before reaching the settlement at the meeting of two rivers. But before the blessing could unite the community, an argument erupted between the Levin and Roth families over who truly owned it. By morning, the goblet had vanished, leaving behind accusations, fractured loyalties, and a mystery Cedar Creek would carry for generations.Nearly two centuries later, the Fifth Cup has finally returned to its place of honor in the town museum. Its engraved roses, stars, and Hebrew letters have made it the centerpiece of Cedar Creek's Heritage Festival and the most treasured artifact under curator Julian Roth's protection. For Julian, the goblet proves that history can survive fire, flood, rivalry, and time. For Miriam Adler-widow, intuitive healer, and keeper of her great-aunt's metaphysical shop-it carries something more: the spiritual weight of a promise still awaiting fulfillment.Then, on the morning of the festival reenactment, the locked display case is found empty.Working together, Miriam and Julian follow a trail through security records, forgotten ledgers, family correspondence, hidden attic documents, carved symbols, and stories deliberately softened by those who wrote the official history. What they uncover challenges everything Cedar Creek believes about the goblet. Was it a gift, a loan, a pledge, or something entrusted until a debt could be redeemed? Who benefited when the truth was changed? And what if the greatest theft was not the taking of silver, but the erasure of the people whose sacrifice made its preservation possible?As the search deepens, Miriam is guided by dreams of five cups and a powerful instruction: redemption must be filled not with ceremony, but with breath, bread, names, restitution, and the courage to say yes. To recover the goblet, she and Julian must persuade a divided town to stop searching only for a villain and begin asking a more difficult question: What wrong are we ready to make right?The mystery also draws Miriam and Julian beyond the safety of companionship. His scholarship grounds her intuition; her spiritual insight restores his faith in history, community, and himself. Yet admitting what they feel will require the same honesty they demand from Cedar Creek. Love, like redemption, cannot remain protected behind glass. It must become a promise lived in ordinary choices.Rich with Pacific Northwest atmosphere, small-town intrigue, historical secrets, gentle supernatural mystery, spiritual symbolism, and a tender slow-burning romance, The Fifth Cup welcomes readers back to Cedar Creek, where every cherished tradition carries a hidden story and every mystery asks something of the heart. It is a compelling story about inheritance, belonging, and the danger of mistaking possession for stewardship. It asks whether a community can repair what generations have concealed before truth becomes another artifact locked away-and whether redemption begins when something lost is recovered, or when people finally become worthy of its return.The goblet has disappeared before.This time, Cedar Creek must discover not only who took it-but what the Fifth Cup has been waiting for them to give. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.