Anne Osterlund's Reviews > Glimmer of Hope

Miranda hasn’t seen her husband in three years, since he rode off for London without her. When he arrives at her home--technically it’s his home--and announces that she will be hosting a house party, she really has no alternative. Nor any idea of what has finally led him to cross her threshold after years of failing to answer her letters.

Carter had no idea she was there. His wife? Why would she be at his country estate after leaving him three years before? And after refusing to offer a single word of explanation? Or answer any of his letters.

Clearly, this marriage has a flaw in communication. The question is: Will Miranda and Carter ever find a way to communicate long enough to figure out the source?

Glimmer of Hope is a fast-paced, gentle love story about heartache; mistakes; and, of course, hope. This is my fifth Sarah M. Eden read in roughly three weeks, and they are all fabulous!