The Miracle Tree: A Novel

De: Davalynn Spencer

Narrado por: Michelle Dyan Whitehead

She’s back, and everything is the same except the boy next door.

Laura Bell is looking for a second chance, not another romance. Devastated by her husband’s infidelity, the resulting divorce, and her mother’s lost battle with cancer, she comes home to the Sierra Nevada foothills to heal and start over. Everything is the same at her family’s hilltop home - except it isn’t. And neither is the boy next door. He’s grown into a sharp-edged former Marine with secret wounds of his own.

Eli Hawthorne doesn’t recognize the slicked-back city gal as his scrawny little tag-along from 12 years earlier. But when his dog, Goldie, leads him to her at the base of the old burned-out oak tree, a teenage boy’s unanswered prayers come rushing back. Laura Bell is finally home. But he’s half a man now, and his scars may be too much for her to accept.

Laura and Eli have a chance to fill the empty places in each other’s heart unless pride keeps Eli from trusting God and fear blinds Laura to the miracle she’s been looking for in the boy she left behind.

©2018 Davalynn Spencer (P)2019 Davalynn Spencer

a book that really hits home!

I loved the story of this book! the narrator is very good with each different character. the book was very captivating!

Very nice book!

I just finished listening to this Audible version by Davalynn Spencer. It was really enjoyable and I enjoyed the romance, the storyline, and the characters so much. It was a western in today's time period, so not a "historical" western and was a book with plenty of action and enjoyable animals as well.
The narrator Michelle Dyan Whitehead did a nice job of telling the story and interpreting the characters. I loved the voices she used and it was pleasant to listen to.

I received an Audible version from the author. All thoughts are my own.

Very good story you can go home again

I loved this book from start to finish. So many good parts that I can’t go into because I don’t want to spoil it. I highly recommend this book.