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Willow’s world is shattered when her son is killed in a car accident. A celebrated violinist, the only time she can bear to pick up her instrument is to play the lullaby she wrote for Luke. Every day she visits his grave to play for him, determined to keep his memory alive.
When another tragedy strikes, Willow hits rock bottom. But a chance meeting with handsome widower Peter leads to a chain of events that will change Willow’s life—and the lives of those around her—forever.
Peter has his own grief to contend with, but Willow finds herself increasingly drawn to him. And in helping each other find the strength to heal, they both discover that moving on doesn’t have to mean letting go of those they’ve lost...
Heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting, this is a story about loss, memory and hope, perfect for fans of Barbara O’Neal, Suzanne Redfearn and Fiona Valpy.
Originally published as The Christmas Violin.
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By day Buffy Andrew’s a journalist at the York Daily Record/Sunday News, where she is Assistant Managing Editor of Features and Niche Publications and social media coordinator. She also writes a blog, Buffy’s Write Zone, maintains a social media blog, Buffy's World and writes middle-grade, young adult and women's fiction. Living in south-central Pennsylvania with her husband, two sons and wheaten cairn terrier Kakita. She is grateful for their love and support and for reminding her of what’s most important in life.
