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Author:Laurel Woiwode Publisher:Crossway An uplifting story about the importance of family, the power of music, and the ever-present mercy of God.
#I could hear my heart#beat in spite of the commotion and noise. I#d never seen anything so horrible#What#s wrong with me? I thought. I knew everything had gone black and silent, but I couldn#t remember why. I could hear now, but was still surrounded by darkness.#
Gabrielle Larson is a fifteen-year-old living in Chicago with reasonable plans for her life: to follow in her parents# footsteps as a Christian musician. But when tragedy strikes, Gabrielle finds herself forced to relocate to North Dakota, where she must learn to live with the difficult reality of her past in a strange and unfamiliar place.
Years pass as Gabrielle not only fights to accept the aftermath of what#s happened, but also to survive on a farm full of horses, cows, Uncle Will, and Aunt Bea. Enduring nature#s windstorms and the loneliness of grief, she struggles to heal, and even finds herself face-to-face with the possibility of love in the most unexpected place. But the darkness is real and her heartache profound#will she ever emerge from the noisy past to catch the redemptive tune of the present?
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