The beautiful piano sitting in the corner of Jill King’s apartment begs to be played. For over a year, it has sat untouched, ever since a terrible accident shattered Jill’s ambition of becoming a concert pianist. The ragged scar on her left hand is a cruel and constant reminder of the death of her dream.But another dream is about to come to life—an unexpected, horrifying dream that will present Jill with a responsibility she never wanted. And choices she never wanted to make. Hundreds of lives depend on Jill’s willingness to warn her small, oceanside town in Nova Scotia of a nameless, looming disaster. But doing so could cost Jill her reputation, jeopardize the political career of the man she loves, and ruin their plans for a future together.The fate of an entire community hangs in the balance as Jill wrestles with the cost of heeding one still, small voice.
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"I'll definately be looking for more from this author. I was wary of the idea of a disaster on it's way, and I wondered if I would find any of it "believable," but it most certainly was! The story kept me interested from page 1 until the end! Enjoy, fellow book worms!"
— LeeAnn (5 out of 5 stars)
" I thought this book was a fast book with an interesting idea that the pianist hands get injured and then she can't play any more and has to come to terms with her new life. I would have lots I would recommend above this book for that type of coming to terms with the changes in life. "
— Niki, 1/7/2014" Grabbed this one off the new shelf because it was about a pianist. Fast read. Deals with loss, commitment, and God's intervention. Interlaced with humor. Good for females of all ages. "
— Nanette, 12/30/2013" Beautiful story with an interesting premise: warn your neighbors about impending doom and look like a nut or keep quiet while catastrophe happens. Well written page turner that makes you think! "
— Megan, 12/3/2013" Awesome book - Listened to audio version! Highly recommend this book. "
— Cathy, 10/18/2013" Gave up on - not interesting enough - kind of like nora roberts books "
— Darcy, 5/12/2013" I really liked this book. Didn't want to put it down. At the end of each chapter I had to keep going. Definitely recommend it. "
— Cindy, 3/28/2013" Definitely do not recommend "
— Megan, 11/18/2012" Started out in one direction but then changed course. Ended up very satisfying. I would recommend this for "light" reading. "
— Susi, 9/21/2012" This was a good short read. It was a little slow to be interesting to me in the first couple chapters, but after that the story line was mysterious & A love story & it kept my interest. "
— Kim, 7/16/2012" This story expresses joy, sorrow, faith, determination, and love through characters who seem to come alive and put you in their shoes, even if you've never experienced their situation. "
— Rebecca, 3/20/2012" I was greatly disappointed in this book. The story had little depth, and it remained pretty flat throughout. The resolution was no surprise at all, and it was (frankly) boring. "
— Sol, 1/19/2012Lori Copeland is the author of more than one hundred titles, both historical and contemporary fiction. She has been honored with the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award, the Holt Medallion, and Walden Books’ Best Seller award. In 2000, Lori was inducted into the Missouri Writers Hall of Fame. Lori lives in the beautiful Ozarks with her husband Lance.
Sheila Copeland is the author of several novels, including Chocolate Star, Princess Sister, Diamond Revelation, and Saved and Single. She is a graduate of the University of Southern California’s School of Journalism.
Emily Durante has been narrating audiobooks for over ten years and is also an AudioFile Earphones Award–winning audiobook director. She has been acting since the age of seven and has performed in a number of stage productions at the professional, collegiate, and regional levels.