Unravel the message behind a treasured quilt. . . .

Emilie Rhodes has been taught to think for herself. But thinking for herself soon leads her to want to write “real news.” Her newspaper editor father won’t hear of it and fires her. When Emilie begins writing anonymously for her father’s competition, interviewing speakers at the 1890 Chautauqua series, she meets and falls in love with “The Man of Many Voices.”

Noah Shaw is unsettled and feels adrift, even though he is a well-respected lecturer and dramatist. He’s never felt that he belongs anywhere. His professional life is only one reason he’s now in Nebraska. Noah is on a quest to find answers. Everyone always said Grandma’s quilt stories were just that—stories. But Noah’s not sure. . .and he’s anxious to discover a piece of his past.

But will the truth Noah discovers about his heritage and a treasured quilt prove to bear a message of brokenness—or hope and healing?