The Road Home

The Letter Series, Book 2

By: Kathleen Shoop

Narrated by: Jennifer Groberg

Find your way home...

1891: Living separately for three years, 14-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.

Agitators, angels, and dangerous “saviors” illuminate the Arthurs’ unmatched determination and smarts.

1905: Though she tries to forget the awful years that hurt so much, the memories still haunt Katherine. Now, tearful mourners at her mother’s funeral force her to revisit a time in her life that both harmed and saved her in the most unexpected ways.

Tommy grieves his mother’s passing as well. He too is thrust backward, compelled to rediscover the events in his life that shaped the man he has become. Will he commit to reconstructing his broken life?

The Arthurs come to understand that forgiveness is the only way back to hope, the only way to find all that was good in the misfortune that transformed their lives forever.

Praise for The Road Home:

"I loved this riveting tale of hope and redemption. The Road Home comes to life with gorgeous imagery and a setting that eased me seamlessly and beautifully back and forth in time. Each character stood out, coaxing me into her story, making me want more. With the turn of every page there’s a revelation, something hidden or something wonderful and unexpected. The Road Home is a must-read for any book lover and a perfect follow-up to The Last Letter." (The New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Melissa Foster)

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Loved it so much

Loved it. Kept me interest the entire time. The narrator was great. Story line well debeloped

the road home

This story was such a moving piece of work. The emotional ups and downs kept you wondering how this little family could keep going. The love connection was a true battle for them.
I enjoyed the story very much. Thank you for writing it.