From the author of The Brighter the Light comes the story of two women connected by the grief they never got over and the journey they embark on to finally move forward.

It’s been fifteen years since her sister died, and Rae McDonald still hasn’t recovered from the accident—or the ways she tried to cope with it. Not even a PhD in psychology has helped her deal with her feelings. It’s safer to shut them out. But that makes it difficult to connect with the son she gave up for adoption as a teenager.

Lisa Smyth hasn’t fared any better. She was in the car with Rae’s sister that tragic night and keeps the truth of what really happened buried in her own grief. Still struggling, she drowns her guilt with glass after glass.

But unresolved pain can’t be ignored forever. Sooner or later, it’s time to heal.

Rae and Lisa reunite in their small hometown of Alexandria. Bolstered by the hope of finally moving forward, they confront the tragedy that haunts the familiar streets…and investigate the connection of a centuries-old curse.

Revised edition: This edition of The View from Prince Street includes editorial revisions.

A southerner by birth, Mary Ellen Taylor has a love for her home state of Virginia that is evident in her contemporary women’s fiction. When she’s not writing, she spends time baking, hiking, and cycling.