Love Carved in the Bark

Echoes of Time Series, Book 1

De: Grace Rowe

Narrado por: Elizabeth Copnall

A Heartfelt Story of Grief, Memory, and the Love Letters Hidden in a Willow Tree

In the quiet of her garden, newly widowed Elena Moore discovers a secret her husband James left behind—love poems carved into the bark of their century-old willow tree. Each line, hidden across decades, reveals his untold dreams, quiet regrets, and the deep devotion he was too shy to say aloud.

As Elena traces the initials, verses, and confessions woven through the tree’s living skin, she begins to piece together a map of their shared life—one made of burnt bread, slow mornings, seaside dreams, whispered pride, and the small, stubborn tenderness that outlives loss. What begins as grief becomes a journey of rediscovery, connection, and healing.

Neighbors gather, children search the carvings like treasure, and Elena finds that love doesn’t end—it changes shape. In the music of the willow leaves, in the rituals of daily life, and in the poems that survived time, she learns that some echoes never fade.

A beautifully emotional tale for listeners of Jojo Moyes, Nicholas Sparks, and Anita Shreve, Love Carved in the Bark is a moving novel about memory, healing, and the messages we leave behind for the ones we love.

What Listeners Will Learn & Take Away (Sales-Boosting Themes)

How love can continue to guide life even after loss

The healing power of memory, ritual, and shared history

How small acts of affection form the foundation of a lifetime

The importance of expressing feelings before it’s too late

How grief transforms rather than ends love

Inspiration to seek light, gratitude, and connection in everyday moments

Themes like healing, emotional resilience, and timeless love make this audiobook perfect for book clubs and listeners of reflective literary fiction.

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Well Narrated. Great Story to Empower Healing Amidst Spousal Loss Grief

A charming, well narrated tale for healing from the grief of losing a long term spouse. While I found the concept of poetry carved into a living tree a bit unbelievable, I found the bigger truths of the healing steps a widow takes after the loss of a long term spouse to be totally valid....and something that as a recent widow was healing and restorative.

The Wonderful voice of Alena

A Lovely short story. Almost like a meditation. Very well performed. I really could imagine the tree and its engravings.