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It’s Christmastime, and surprised and miracles abound! Margaret is decorating her gallery windows and preparing her shop for the annual Christmas Stroll, when mysterious flashes from Orlean Point Light lead her to a young boy drawing a masterful rendering of the lighthouse. Margaret feels a strong urge to reach out to this gifted young artist, but can she gain his confidence and help bring about a much-needed miracle for him and his broken family?
Captivated by the messages in the hard-to-read letters of Jeremiah Thorpe, the four friends feel surer than ever that a treasure is hidden somewhere in Marble Cove. Diane makes an accidental discovery of a map hidden in one of the letters. But will it reveal the treasure’s location or send the women back to square one?
Four friends, bonded by shared secrets, delve into life’s mysteries and begin the adventure of a lifetime! Escape to Marble Cove, a quaint seaside town, and see how these courageous women discover God’s plan for bringing them all together.
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Diane, convinced that something mysterious is happening at Orlean Point Lighthouse, organizes a stakeout. The women have seen lights and a shadowy figure inside the shuttered structure, and a stakeout will finally provide answers. But when they see someone inside, they bang on the door and the lights go out… and no one comes out. What is really going on at the lighthouse?
Finding Grace; Miracles of Marble Cove; Book 2; Anne Marie Rodgers
When hope all but given up on of finding Jeremiah Thorpe’s elusive treasure until Jeanette becomes involved and the ladies persuade Reverend Locke to let them back into Old First Church’s bell tower. Will Jeanette’s expert eyes see a treasure there that they missed?
During a walk in a new park, the four friends hear a train whistle, despite the fact that the railroad left town decades earlier. Drawn by the sound, the women stumble upon an abandoned train depot. What they find there leads them to a new investigation into Marble Cove’s mysterious past.
In their research, the women discovered that Dennis Calder wants to replace the town’s old train station with a shopping center. As they search for ways to preserve the structure, the information they uncover raises some captivation questions about its history. What happened to the last stationmaster, a flashy, high-living man who vanished in 1952? As always in Marble Cove, there is more to the story than meets the eye.
Lazy summer days give way to harsh reality when a storm damages the roof of Margaret’s new gallery. She is forced to close the fledging business just as tourist season is starting to take off. With the local handyman out of commission, Margaret struggles to get the roof repaired, and with her income cut off, she is quickly running out of money. Will the gallery’s doors have to stay closed for good? Will she be forced to let go of her dream so soon? As the days wear on, it becomes clear that it will take a miracle to save the struggling gallery. Title: Seaside Summer; Miracles of Marble Cove; Book 3; Authors: Pam Hanson, Barbara Andrews
To save the historic train station from demolition, the Women start a campaign to raise funds. During the campaign they receive a large donation from an unexpected source, but will the clue they uncover open the doors to finding the elusive former station master?
Compelled by Dennis Calder’s determination to get his hands on the old train station property, the four friends search for ways to preserve the charming but run-down structure by having it designated as a landmark. What they learn, however, implicates Elias Thorpe in a scandal that rocked Marble Cove in the 1950s and changed the town forever.
Following some tantalizing discoveries about Marble Cove’s final station master, the friends highlight the old train station by decorating it for Christmas. Will their efforts be enough to persuade the townspeople to preserve this vital part of local history?
Finally the friends make their way to the house that was once owned by Elias Thorpe. After prodding the current owners, they uncover a clue to the elusive station master’s destination after he vanished from Marble Cove. Could he still be there after all these years?