I Can Still Hear You
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Nicole Black
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“An excellent book for anyone who has suffered a loss, to remember that your loved ones spirit lives on through you.” — Jack Canfield, Coauthor of the New York Times Bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul® series and The Success Principles: How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be™
A powerful story of grief, hope, and personal discovery.
With no job, no savings, and on the edge of being evicted, Scarlett O’Connor spent the last years of her twenties caring for her aging father—and when he finally passes, she’s forced to face the shambles her life has become. But her father has left her one final adventure: a mysterious scavenger hunt, with a cryptic treasure map and instructions to travel to Maui.
Embarking on a deeply personal journey to find her father’s enigmatic old friend and figure out the truth behind the map, Scarlett must seek guidance from her father’s spirit and learn to face her fears alone. But with time running out and her trip to Maui drawing to a close, can Scarlett solve the mystery and find her father’s treasure? And what will be waiting for her if she does?
Inspiring, poignant, and deeply moving, I Can Still Hear You is a gripping tale that grapples with the universal pain of grief and the loss of a loved one. Set with a backdrop of mystery, Scarlett’s story will speak to your heart and explore how the spirit of our loved ones stay with us no matter the challenges we face. Perfect for fans of contemporary and women’s fiction, this tale of emotional growth will resonate with anyone who has struggled with the death of someone close to them.