What Matters Most A Novel

Cover of What Matters Most A Novel by Luanne Rice
Author: Luanne Rice
Year: 2008
Language: en
Edition: NO-VALUE
Pages: 496
ISBN-13: 9780553589702
ISBN-10: 0553589709
Dimensions:
Height: 6.82 Inches
Length: 4.2 Inches
Weight: 0.53 Pounds
Width: 1.07 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 813/.54
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What Matters Most A Novel by Luanne Rice, published by Random House Publishing Group on June 24, 2008, is a 496-page exploration of love, family, and the complexities of the past. The narrative follows Sister Bernadette Ignatius and Tom Kelly as they return to Ireland to confront their shared history and the son they left behind. Their journey reveals the depth of their long-lost romance and the sacrifices made in the name of duty and love.

Readers will find a rich tapestry of emotions as the story unfolds, intertwining the lives of Bernadette and Tom with that of Seamus Sullivan, who seeks to reunite with his childhood love, Kathleen Murphy. Set against the backdrop of Ireland and the Connecticut shore, the novel delves into themes of family life and romance, capturing the essence of longing and the hope for miracles amidst heartbreak. This edition offers a comprehensive look at the characters’ intertwined destinies and the risks they take for what truly matters.


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With every New York Times bestseller, Luanne Rice illuminates yet another of the secret wonders of the heart. Her unforgettable evocations of family, friendship, and loves lost and won in such novels as The Edge of Winter, Sandcastles, and Summer of Roses give voice to our most powerful emotions. Now she brings back two of her most beloved characters to tell of their journey across the sea to unravel the mysteries of a shared past—and two undying love affairs.…

What Matters Most

Sister Bernadette Ignatius has returned to Ireland in the company of Tom Kelly to search for the past—and the son—they left behind. For it was here that these two long-ago lovers spent a season of magic before Bernadette’s calling led her to a vocation as Mother Superior at Star of the Sea Academy on the sea-tossed Connecticut shore. For Tom, Bernadette’s choice meant giving up his fortune and taking the job as caretaker at Star of the Sea, where he could be close to the woman he could no longer have but whom he never stopped loving. And while one miracle drew them apart, another is about to bring them together again.

For somewhere in Dublin a young man named Seamus Sullivan is also on a search, dreaming of being reunited with his own first love, the only “family” he’s ever known. They’d been inseparable growing up together at St. Augustine’s Children’s Home, until Kathleen Murphy’s parents claimed her and she vanished across the sea to America. Now, in a Newport mansion, that very girl, grown to womanhood, works as a maid and waits with a faith that defies all reason for the miracle that will bring back the only boy she’s ever loved.

That miracle is at hand—but like most miracles, it can come only after the darkest of nights and the deepest of heartbreaks. For life can be as precarious as a walk along a cliff, and its greatest rewards reached only by those who dare to risk everything…for what matters most.

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Publisher: Random House Publishing Group. Year: 2008.
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ISBN-13: 9780553589702. ISBN-10: 0553589709.
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Language: en. Pages: 496. Edition: NO-VALUE.

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