Description

A Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist with an uncertain marriage and a faith she has long neglected, Ellen Barrett is drawn back to the picturesque Indiana town of her childhood. There, the familiar streets and painful memories of the past force her to confront the choices, relationships, and convictions she has tried to leave behind. Blending romance, family drama, and Christian themes, this moving novel explores forgiveness, spiritual renewal, and the enduring influence of home. With emotional insight and an accessible, heartfelt style, the story asks whether the past can become a path toward healing and hope.

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paperback

Multnomah

Published Sep 15, 2006

416 pages

ISBN: 9781590527535

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Details

First Published

1998

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Where Yesterday Lives by Karen Kingsbury.

Death/Grief
Family Conflict