Can it really be?
Edward and Paloma have distanced themselves from the mirror that brought them together, but it's still a mystery to them.
Their friend Eugenie works in the diner where the Angels' mirror is now housed, and one night, after a thunderstorm, they get a call: a young girl has come through the mirror; a girl named Rose.
Could it have really happened?
When Rose Wishart-Laurent disappears before her youngest brothers' eyes, Steven, now left in charge, disbelieves the story.
Their grandfather's mirror was creepy, but it couldn't have made her disappear!
Once Steven admits defeat, he devises a plan to help their widowed fisherman father cope with the loss; a plan foiled by their neighbor, Miss Roisin.
Can she find her?
Miss Roisin, a widow herself, decides to try her hand at finding Rose in the mirror herself, only to be transported, not ahead in time, but backward. She finds herself face to face with the family of a young man who disappeared through the same mirror years before: a man named Edward.
How did this happen?
Arthur Reynolds has been released from prison, only to find his ex in his Mama's house.
Intent on getting revenge for the hurt she's caused him, and the years he's lost, he allows her to get close, even while his heart pines for another woman.
When his ex ends up pregnant, his plan is shoved to the forefront, and when the woman he obsesses over invites him to dinner the same day his plan is put into place, Arthur gets a little out of hand.
When she shows up unexpectedly at his uncle's place, his plan is shifted even further, and she becomes entangled in his web of revenge; a web he never wanted her to be caught in.
Holding them in his uncle's basement full of antiques and do-dads, he comes face to face with his greatest fears. But what happens when his greatest fears are topped, and there's nowhere else to run?
From the Back Cover
For Edward and Paloma, things couldn't be more complicated... until they were, anyway.
First, the long-lost sister of a mysterious old man in Boston, and then, the woman their friend Justice pined for come through the mirror, with stories and trials of their own.
When both of their new time travelers have to leave within days of their arrival, how will they come to terms with it? And what light will their stories shed on the history and mystery of the mirror that started it all?
About the Author
Harmony L. Courtney (1977- ) was born in Portland, Oregon and has been writing poetry and short stories from the time she was seven years old. Her first book, Edward's Heart, was released in 2013. It is the first in a series of seven books in the Christian Speculative Fiction genre.
Ms. Courtney earned her Bachelor of English and Master of Religion degrees from Warner Pacific College, and has a background in both design and creative communication. In her free time, she enjoys poetry and singing, as well as doing research for future books. She currently lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.