The Road Home

The Letter Series

by Kathleen Shoop

This title was previously available on NetGalley and is now archived.

Buy on BN.com Buy on Bookshop.org

*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.

Pub Date Apr 29 2015 | Archive Date Jan 29 2020

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Historical Fiction

Talking about this book? Use #TheRoadHome #NetGalley. More hashtag tips!

Description

The Long-Awaited Sequel to Award-Winning, Bestselling Author Kathleen Shoop’s The Last Letter…1891—Living separately for three years, fourteen-year-old twins, Katherine and Tommy Arthur, have done their best to make each boarding house feel like home. But unrest grows as they are driven to questionable actions just to survive. Meanwhile their desperate mother is confronted with breaking yet another promise to her children. Then a miracle descends. Hope rises on a cold, rainy night and changes everything. If Jeanie could just get word to Katherine and Tommy, she knows she can set their lives right again.

Advance Praise

"...The links to the events in "The Last Letter," the excitement of the events in the current book and the hints at what is to come in the next installment combine to keep a new reader interested. Ms. Shoop then researched the lives of the wealthy, the divorced, the evangelist, the farmer and the orphan to build a family saga that is fresh and insightful...Ms. Shoop touches us with the lives of three people who have lost everything, yet who have hope for a secure, if not wealthy, future with no safety nets to protect them." --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Lorinda Hayes
Broken family connections, miracles, hopes, and redefined pasts: all these form the foundation of a powerful story that's Book Two of The Letter Series in a saga which stands powerfully and firmly on its own for newcomers, yet creates and cements a powerful account of change for those who want further details on the evolving story of uncertain family connections and ultimate healing.--D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

"...The links to the events in "The Last Letter," the excitement of the events in the current book and the hints at what is to come in the next installment combine to keep a new reader interested...