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A Sound Among the Trees: A Novelby Susan Meissner
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A house shrouded in time.
A line of women with a heritage of loss.
As a young bride, Susannah Page was rumored to be a Civil War spy for the North, a traitor to her Virginian roots. Her great-granddaughter Adelaide, the current matriarch of Holly Oak, doesn't believe that Susannah's ghost haunts the antebellum mansion looking for a pardon,/b>
A house shrouded in time.
A line of women with a heritage of loss.
As a young bride, Susannah Page was rumored to be a Civil War spy for the North, a traitor to her Virginian roots. Her great-granddaughter Adelaide, the current matriarch of Holly Oak, doesn't believe that Susannah's ghost haunts the antebellum mansion looking for a pardon, but rather the house itself bears a grudge toward its tragic past.
When Marielle Bishop marries into the family and is transplanted from the arid west to her husband's home, it isn't long before she is led to believe that the house she just settled into brings misfortune to the women who live there.
With Adelaide's richly peppered superstitions and deep family roots at stake, Marielle must sort out the truth about Susannah Page and Holly Oak— and make peace with the sacrifices she has made for love.
Editorial Reviews
"Meissner delivers a delightful page-turner that will surely enthrall readers from beginning to end. The antebellum details, lively characters, and overlapping dramas particularly will excite history buffs and romance fans." - Publishers Weekly, starred review
"In A Sound Among the Trees, author Meissner transports readers to another time and place to weave her lyrical tale of love, loss, forgiveness, and letting go. Her beautifully drawn characters are flawed yet likable, their courage and resilience echoing in the halls of Holly Oak for generations. A surprising conclusion and startling redemption make this book a page-turner, but the setting—the beautiful old Holly Oak and all of its ghosts—is what will seep into the reader's bones, making A Sound Among the Trees a book you don't want to put down.'
—Karen White, New York Times best-selling author of The Beach Trees
"My eyes welled up more than once! And I thought it especially fitting that, having already shown us the shape of mercy in a previous novel, Susan Meissner is now showing us the many shapes of love. A Sound Among the Trees is a hauntingly lyrical book that will make you believe a house can indeed have a memory…and maybe a heart. A beautiful story of love, loss, and sacrifice, and of the bonds that connect us through time."
—Susanna Kearsley, New York Times best-selling author of The Winter Sea
"I have a dozen things to do (like sleep!), but here I huddle through the night, turning pages, mesmerized by yet another Susan Meissner novel. How does Susan create characters that stay with me long after I close the book? How does she transport a reader so easily to a mansion in the South, in this century, bringing one family's challenge of the Civil War to speak to contemporary times? How does she address the emotions and memories that hold us hostage with such grace? How do her turns of phrase bring tears unbidden to my eyes? I keep reading, knowing I'll discover a fascinating story and hoping I'll infuse some of the skill and craft that Susan weaves to make it. A Sound Among the Trees is one more exceptional novel from a world-class storyteller. Jodi Picoult, make room at the top."
—Jane Kirkpatrick, award-winning author of The Daughter's Walk
"A Sound Among the Trees is another Meissner masterpiece filled with well-shaped characters, a compelling plot, and haunting questions: are our memories reliable enough to grow us, or do we cling to them as an excuse not to live? Meissner stunned me as she skillfully grappled with those mysteries. I left the book resolved to live joyfully in the sacredness of today."
—Mary DeMuth, author of The Muir House
Product Details
- 9780307458858
- Publisher:
- The Crown Publishing Group
- Publication date:
- 10/04/2011
- Pages:
- 336
- Sales rank:
- 167,226
- Product dimensions:
- 5.50(w) x 8.30(h) x 1.00(d)
Read an Excerpt
The bride stood in a circle of Virginia sunlight, her narrow heels clicking on Holly Oak's patio stones as she greeted strangers in the receiving line. Her wedding dress was a simple A-line, strapless, with a gauzy skirt of white that breezed about her knees like lacy curtains at an open window. She had pulled her unveiled brunette curls into a loose arrangement dotted with tiny flowers that she'd kept alive on her flight from Phoenix. Her only jewelry was a white topaz pendant at her throat and the band of platinum on her left ring finger. Tall, slender, and tanned from the famed and relentless Arizona sun, hers was a girl-nextdoor look: pretty but not quite beautiful. Adelaide thought it odd that Marielle held no bouquet.
From the parlor window Adelaide watched as her grandson-in-law, resplendent in a black tuxedo next to his bride, bent toward the guests and greeted them by name, saying, "This is Marielle." An explanation seemed ready to spring from his lips each time he shook the hand of someone who had known Sara, her deceased granddaughter. His first wife. Carson stood inches from Marielle, touching her elbow every so often, perhaps to assure himself that after four years a widower he had indeed patently and finally moved on from grief.
Smatterings of conversations wafted about on the May breeze and into the parlor as received guests strolled toward trays of sweet tea and champagne. Adelaide heard snippets from her place at the window. Hudson and Brette, her great-grandchildren, had moved away from the snaking line of gray suits and pastel dresses within minutes of the first guests' arrival and were now studying the flower-festooned gift table under the window ledge, touching the bows, fingering the silvery white wrappings. Above the children, an old oak's youngest branches shimmied to the tunes a string quartet produced from the gazebo beyond the receiving line.
Adelaide raised a teacup to her lips and sipped the last of its contents, allowing the lemony warmth to linger at the back of her throat. She had spent the better part of the morning readying the garden for Carson and Marielle's wedding reception, plucking spent geranium blossoms, ordering the catering staff about, and straightening the rented linen tablecloths. She needed to join the party now that it had begun. The Blue-Haired Old Ladies would be wondering where she was.
Her friends had been the first to arrive, coming through the garden gate on the south side of the house at five minutes before the hour. She'd watched as Carson introduced them to Marielle, witnessed how they cocked their necks in blue-headed unison to sweetly scrutinize her grandson-in-law's new wife, and heard their welcoming remarks through the open window.
Deloris gushed about how lovely Marielle's wedding dress was and what, pray tell, was the name of that divine purple flower she had in her hair?
Pearl invited Marielle to her bridge club next Tuesday afternoon and asked her if she believed in ghosts.
Maxine asked her how Carson and she had met—though Adelaide had told her weeks ago that Carson met Marielle on the Internet—and why on earth Arizona didn't like daylight-saving time.
Marielle had smiled, sweet and knowing—like the kindergarten teacher who finds the bluntness of five-year-olds endearing—and answered the many questions.
Mojave asters. She didn't know how to play bridge. She'd never encountered a ghost so she couldn't really say but most likely not. She and Carson met online. There's no need to save what one has an abundance of. Carson had cupped her elbow in his hand, and his thumb caressed the inside of her arm while she spoke.
Adelaide swiftly set the cup down on the table by the window, whisking away the remembered tenderness of that same caress on Sara's arm.
Carson had every right to remarry.
Sara had been dead for four years.
She turned from the bridal tableau outside and inhaled deeply the gardenia-scented air in the parlor. Unbidden thoughts of her granddaughter sitting with her in that very room gently nudged her. Sara at six cutting out paper dolls. Memorizing multiplication tables at age eight. Sewing brass buttons onto gray wool coats at eleven. Sara reciting a poem for English Lit at sixteen, comparing college acceptance letters at eighteen, sharing a chance letter from her estranged mother at nineteen, showing Adelaide her engagement ring at twenty-four. Coming back home to Holly Oak with Carson when Hudson was born. Nursing Brette in that armchair by the fireplace. Leaning against the door frame and telling Adelaide that she was expecting her third child.
Right there Sara had done those things while Adelaide sat at the long table in the center of the room, empty now but usually awash in yards of stiff Confederate gray, glistening gold braid, and tiny piles of brass buttons—the shining elements of officer reenactment uniforms before they see war.
Adelaide ran her fingers along the table's polished surface, the warm wood as old as the house itself. Carson had come to her just a few months ago while she sat at that table piecing together a sharpshooter's forest green jacket. He had taken a chair across from her as Adelaide pinned a collar, and he'd said he needed to tell her something.
He'd met someone.
When she'd said nothing, he added, "It's been four years, Adelaide."
"I know how long it's been." The pins made a tiny plucking sound as their pointed ends pricked the fabric.
"She lives in Phoenix."
"You've never been to Phoenix."
"Mimi." He said the name Sara had given her gently, as a father might. A tender reprimand. He waited until she looked up at him. "I don't think Sara would want me to live the rest of my life alone. I really don't. And I don't think she would want Hudson and Brette not to have a mother."
"Those children have a mother."
"You know what I mean. They need to be mothered. I'm gone all day at work. I only have the weekends with them. And you won't always be here. You're a wonderful great-grandmother, but they need someone to mother them, Mimi."
She pulled the pin cushion closer to her and swallowed. "I know they do."
He leaned forward in his chair. "And I…I miss having someone to share my life with. I miss the companionship. I miss being in love. I miss having someone love me."
Adelaide smoothed the pieces of the collar. "So. You are in love?"
He had taken a moment to answer. "Yes. I think I am."
Carson hadn't brought anyone home to the house, and he hadn't been on any dates. But he had lately spent many nights after the children were in bed in his study—the old drawing room—with the door closed. When she'd pass by, Adelaide would hear the low bass notes of his voice as he spoke softly into his phone. She knew that gentle sound. She had heard it before, years ago when Sara and Carson would sit in the study and talk about their day. His voice, deep and resonant. Hers, soft and melodic.
"Are you going to marry her?"
Carson had laughed. "Don't you even want to know her name?"
She had not cared at that moment about a name. The specter of being alone in Holly Oak shoved itself forward in her mind. If he remarried, he'd likely move out and take the children with him. "Are you taking the children? Are you leaving Holly Oak?"
"Will you be leaving?"
Several seconds of silence had hung suspended between them. Carson and Sara had moved into Holly Oak ten years earlier to care for Adelaide after heart surgery and had simply stayed. Ownership of Holly Oak had been Sara's birthright and was now Hudson and Brette's future inheritance. Carson stayed on after Sara died because, in her grief, Adelaide asked him to, and in his grief, Carson said yes.
"Will you be leaving?" she asked again.
"Would you want me to leave?" He sounded unsure.
"You would stay?"
Carson had sat back in his chair. "I don't know if it's a good idea to take Hudson and Brette out of the only home they've known. They've already had to deal with more than any kid should."
"So you would marry this woman and bring her here. To this house."
Carson had hesitated only a moment. "Yes."
She knew without asking that they were not talking solely about the effects moving would have on a ten-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl. They were talking about the strange biology of their grief. Sara had been taken from them both, and Holly Oak nurtured their common sorrow in the most kind and savage of ways. Happy memories were one way of keeping someone attached to a house and its people. Grief was the other. Surely Carson knew this. An inner nudging prompted her to consider asking him what his new bride would want.
"What is her name?" she asked instead.
And he answered, "Marielle…"
Meet the Author
Award-winning writer Susan Meissner is a multi-published author, speaker and workshop leader with a background in community journalism. Her novels include The Shape of Mercy, named by Publishers Weekly as one of the Best Books of 2008. She is a pastor's wife and a mother of four. When she's not writing, Susan directs the Small Groups and Connection Ministries program at her San Diego church.
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I loved this book, my first by author Susan Meissner. I must admit that at first I couldn't get into the story. Adelaide and her musings about hauntings and such made me think the book was going to be different than it turned out to be. I'm so glad I persevered until Adelaide, Marielle, Caroline and Susannah pulled at my heartstrings. This book has so many messages to carry. It speaks of young love, first love, redeeming love, unfailing love, saving love. It also speaks of memories, and truth, and how one can color the other. Memories can be faulty, colored by emotion or generations of hearsay. I don't want to say more about the story than what you can read in the synopsis, but I urge you to read this book. I loved the peek into the Civil War as well, and from a different perspective than usual.
Masterfully drawn by great word artist Susan Meissner, A Sound Among the Trees is an intriguing and complex story, delving into relationships and traditions. I thoroughly enjoyed the journey as Marielle, while trying to unravel the mystery of Holly Oak, learned rumors can become tradition and believed as truth. Novel Journey and I give A Sound Among the Trees a high recommendation. An enchanting summer read.
I was disappointed. The letters written by the matriarch were wonderful and drew me in. It was getting to them that was dragging and boring. I really try to read what I start, but almost cast it aside.
I have read other books by the author. This one dragged. I almost felt that the author lost interest and was trying to end it but didn't know how.
This is the firstbook I've read by this author and I am ready to read anything and everything she writes. Great story development, charactorization and excellently written. Phenomenal!
Loved the story and all the family history
This book is a beautiful example of excellent writing and great storyline. Set in the new South, remembering the old South, it is a book to capture interest and spellbind you for hours.
This book was heart breaking and captivating. Susan Meissner has a way of drawing out your emotions and making you feel the regret and loss of her characters. I can't think of another author that places me so firmly in the choices and lives of the characters as to feel like I am suffering the same. This book is not a beach read, it is for someone who really wants to get deep into both the past and present. I will probably still be thinking about this story tomorrow and the next as I contemplate the choices made and how they are mirrored in my own life. Note: After reading some other reviews where the "ghost" element was questioned, stating that in the Bible Saul was rebuked for speaking to ghost, I will give this allowance. At first, I agreed with this. I was confused at the tale of ghosts and why they were used. Once I had finished it however, I saw that the point was to let our ghosts (our skeletons in the closest) die. I do not want to give anything away but ask that you read to the end before making a decision about the author's and publisher's reasons for publishing this book.
Great storytelling.
I enjoyed this book immensely since I am kind of a Civil War buff. The female characters were well developed even if they were not here half the book. The house I could see with my minds eye and was gorgeously described, cannonball and all. The twist at the end will leave you reading until the complete end. It is an amazing book that will leave you spellbound. I recommend this book to Historical fiction lovers and Young women mainly, men I suppose could read it but it is kind of girly.
When Marielle married Carson, she knew he had been married before. For the sake of his children, she agreed to live in his first wife's family home with Sara's aging grandmother. She knew she might have to contend with Carson's memories of Sara, but she never dreamed she might be dealing with a Civil War-era ghost. Susan Meissner's novel is a gripping read, especially for anyone interested in the Civil War. The chapters dealing with Susannah and her involvement with both the Union and the Confederate soldiers really held my interest. Her historic details were correct, which adds realism to the story. Also, for anyone who has ever felt that they were overwhelmed by the "ghosts" of past relationships, this is a must read. 5 stars
A story that keeps you reading for hours. I love a story that grips you and holds you. Yet an ending not expected. A healing, a release or a new look at life however you want to see it. A history of a family during the Civil War weaved around a house. How life choices sometimes are made for reasons not expected. Yet good can come out of it. As the story of Susannah and her marriage to Lt. Page unfold, strenth and weaknessed shape her. A story of ghosts, mental illness, war, love and survival. To quote from the readers guide, "A ghost story without a ghost." Sometimes a person gets stuck in life and doesn't see the truth.
A Sound Among the Trees by Susan Meissner is a story about a historic house and the family that has lived there for generations. The women of Holly Oak feel as if they've been cursed by the actions of it's past tenets. Susannah Page is believed to have been a Civil War spy for the North. Everyone thinks she haunts the house. Marielle is the newest women to enter into the mix. She recently married Susannah's great-granddaughter Adelaide's grandson-inlaw Carson. Carson's first wife was Adelaide's granddaughter. But he still lives in the house at Holly Oak for the sake of the two children. It's their only memory they still have of their mother Sara. This is a historic fiction novel. It has southern charm. It has mystery. It has emotion. All of which I enjoyed. Until I got to page 200. You can read (as Marielle is reading) all of Susannah Page's letters to her cousin. All 100 pages of them. Now this may, or may not, hinder your interest. I wasn't all that thrilled to read 100 pages of Susannah Page's daily activities. The purpose of the letters was to set the record straight as to what happened at Holly Oak and all this cursed business. But I'd have rather read five to ten pages of her letters. So I was all in at the beginning. The pace lost me in the middle. And then the book came to a moderate end. The characters and writing are good. I guess, I was just looking for more of a mystery/thriller. But it's geared more toward a light-heated religious theme.
The young bride that moves into her husband's first wife home is first scared that there a ghost in the house. She not understand what it was doing to the people inside the home or what the people inside the house was doing to the family. A mystery unfolds itself though Marielle. Caroline come home to help explain what was going on and what was happening Carson and her mother. Her mother does not know what going but think the house is stuck. Things start to clear up about Susannah Page in letters when Caroline less her in on what the truth is and what is happening. I do not want to give away how it ends or any of the secret the books has to offer. Though I will tell you it tell you about the part of the Civil War and the Battle of Fredericksburg. It tell about romance and in love. But I will let you decide If you want to pick it up and want to read. Just because I like to read about Civil War a bit does not mean you would not to so you may decide that you want so I will let you decide for yourself. Now if I were asked I recommend this book for sure.
I was given the opportunity to review the book A Sound Among the Trees by Susan Meissner, however all opinions are my own. The back of the book states "A House Shrouded in Time. A Line of Women With a Heritage of Loss.". The story is about an old house that was in the same family for generations. There is also a lot of history involved as well. One of the previous ancestors was said to be a civil war spy. In being such, she was a traitor to her Virginian home. The Matriarch and her son in law, Carson, live in the house with his 2 children. There is a rumor that the house is haunted, but when Carson's new wife, Marielle, moves in she is determined to find out the truth. She soon learns that there is more to the story when she finds a journal, and a long lost relative returns with hidden information. Marielle makes friends with her new surroundings, but can not quite make peace with them. Then through her new friend she finds some interesting paperwork. I could not put the book down until I read all of the paperwork. It was a really good book and was hard to put down. It was also historical, and had a very interesting love story as . I also enjoyed seeing the generations of women and how the heritage affected them.
First of all, let me say that this novel is not the type of book I normally read....I am somewhat of a wuss and even the thought of ghosts or haunted houses creeps me out enough that I want to hide under my covers and turn the TV on so loud that it would surely wake the neighbors. However! I was quite pleased with Susan Meissner's *A Sound Among the Trees* and found myself not wanting to put it down! Ever since I was a young girl, I have always had a slight fascination with the Civil War due to my father's extreme obsession with it. At one point, I had considered paying for him to fly out to Oregon where they have an annual paintball tournament reenacting the war....it would have been the gift to top all gifts! However, I was a broke college kid at the time and couldn't conjure up the money for this fabulous idea. Boo. To answer your question as to what this has to do with this book, *A Sound Among the Trees* is a story that leaps through time and allows the reader to live through the eyes of different women living in a house that survived the tragic Civil War and the love that was lost and the trials that are faced even in present time. I fell in love with Adelaide, the matriarch of Holly Oak (the house in question) and felt like she would be someone I would like to have tea with in her southern home as she spoke in her rich accent and told stories of southern life 'back in the day.' Yes, Adelaide was my favorite character but Meissner peppered the entire story with real like and lively characters that added to the enjoyment of the story. The story in general was pretty good and with great suspense and climax at times, even if it did seem to fall short occasionally throughout. All in all, with the entirety of the story, I was pleased and would actually enjoy looking into more of Meissner's writing. If you enjoy a story that has a historical element within it and good character development and suspense, I suggest you give this novel a try. I was glad I did.
The story begins with Marielle who is recently married and settles into Holly Oaks with her new husband. Holly Oaks is not just any house... it's a Civil War mansion where her husband lived with his now deceased wife, Sarah. Adelaide, Sarah's grandmother still lives at Holly Oaks. Marielle quickly discovers that the women of Holly Oaks have suffered many misfortunes. It seems that the house may be haunted by the ghost of Susanna Page, who was rumored to be a Civil War spy, a traitor to her Virginian roots. When Marielle discovers hidden letters which were written during the Civil war, the mystery begins to unfold. About a third of the book consists of the letters written by young Susannah Page to her cousin in Maine. Being a fan of historical fiction, I couldn't put the book down once I got to this part. The letters paint a picture of life during the war and the sacrifices made by each side. Throughout the letters a beautiful love story grows. This is not a traditional love story. Instead it will surprise you with many unforeseen turns. I would have been completely satisfied to read an entire book full of these letters. I much preferred this section to the modern day beginning of the book. The stores, past and present, come together beautifully in the book's final chapters. I would give this book 4 out of 5 stars. Disclosure: I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
Susannah Page is rumored to be a Civil War spy for the North, labeled a traitor to Virginians and the South. In present day she is known as a ghost searching for redemption of her pas now haunting her home Holly Oak Mansion. Her great grandaughter does not believe Susannah is haunting the mansion. She actually believes it is the house that holds a grudge against the past and is taking it out on the women of Holly Oak Mansion. Now the mansion has a new resident Marielle Bishop and she soon learns about the haunting of the Holly Oak. She is not sure what to believe and tries to uncover the truth. I really got into all the history of Holly Oak Mansion and the residents of the mansion past and present. The damage the Civil War had on the Virginians and the fortitude of the South to rebuild their lives and their homes was heartbreaking knowing what they all went through. The hardship of the slaves in the face of their freedom and rebirth of life must have been exalting. How could anyone not feel as if their are ghost and hauntings after so many lives and homes were lost in that war. I highly recommend this book. I rate this book a 5 out of 5. Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from WaterBrook Multnomah/Blogging for Books. In no way was I compensated for this review it is my own opinion.
This beautifully lyric book travels seamlessly between the present day and the civil war era while telling the stories of the antebellum mansion Holly Oak and her inhabitants. First of all, I can't get over how unbelievably lovely this novel was. I'm a big fan of writers who use tons of descriptives and imagery to make people and places come alive…and Susan Meissner does that wonderfully in A Sound Among the Trees. From the first page I felt as if I was there in that Sunlit Virginia garden and I couldn't tear myself away. Sometimes a novel that flips back and forth between past and present can be hard to appreciate…one either gets lost somewhere in between or at best feels as if the continuity of the stories is compromised. That was not the case with this book. Holly Oak herself acts as an anchor between the two time periods…between the two stories and in essence…almost becomes one of the characters herself. As I was introduced to the inhabitants of the present and then slowly to the civil war era inhabitants I became deeply invested in all of their lives. I needed to know how the events of the past had transformed Holly Oak and how those events managed to still have such a strong hold over it's current occupants. I needed to know if redemption could be found. I needed to know if it was actually even necessary in the first place. And most of all…. I needed to know…if the bogeyman was real. And I'll let you in on a little something…the bogeyman…he is indeed quite real. And the best way to catch him out? Cast your gaze into a mirror…
The delicious brooding quality of Susan Meissner's A Sound Among the Trees reminds me of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca. Marielle, like the narrator of Rebecca, is a new bride who comes to live in her predecessor's ancient family home. And like Maximilian de Winter, Marielle's husband Carson seems oblivious to the emotional toll she pays to live there in his dead wife's shadow. Adelaide, Carson's nearly ninety-year-old grandmother-in-law, although no Mrs. Danvers, is a bit cold and distant. She has suffered greatly. Her teenage daughter Caroline had run away to a life of drugs, alcohol and sex, returning only once to give her infant daughter into her care. And now that granddaughter is dead and Carson has brought Marielle to replace her. Adelaide believes that a "slow waltz of destiny" falls on "all women born to Holly Oak" to suffer and do penance for the sins of its earlier daughter Susannah, who allegedly betrayed her family and the Confederacy. Adelaide labors at sewing Confederate uniforms for modern day Civil War re-enactors. She says it's because "some things are worth remembering" but it seems to be her personal penance too. The War Between the States continues to cast its shadow over Holly Oak. The house withstood the Battle of Fredericksburg, but still bears a war wound; a cannonball is lodged in its side. Adelaide's friends, the "Blue-Haired Old Ladies, believe Susannah haunts Holly Oak. Adelaide believes it has a soul, like a "sentient being." Indeed, Holly Oak, echoing with violent memories, is as much a character in the story as Manderley is in Rebecca. But when Adelaide's prodigal daughter Caroline returns home, whole and healthy, having found redemption among ministering nuns, Adelaide and Marielle discover the truth about Holly Oak. It becomes, finally, what a house is meant to be, "a place of safety and refuge." The e-book was provided to me by the Multnomah Group. I have given this my fair review.
My Synopsis: Marielle is newly married to widower Carson Bishop. They decide together that it's best for Carson's children to stay in Holly Oak house in Fredericksburg, Virginia, with his deceased wife's mother, Adelaide - and the house has been in Adelaide's family for several generations. Not too long after arriving at Holly Oak, Marielle is told that the house is haunted by Susannah Page - Adelaide's grandmother. It is believed that Susannah was a spy for the Union in Confederate territory during the War Between the States, and now she haunts the house seeking atonement for her sins. Marielle soon gets wrapped up in the ghost story. It isn't until she discovers Susannah's old letters to her cousin that Marielle learns the truth about her husband's first wife's great-great grandmother. -- My Reaction: DIFFICULT TO PUT DOWN!!! I swear this is the fastest I have read through a book in the past year or more. At first, I was skeptical about this book based on other reviews of this book. Mostly because it was about a "haunted" house and it's Christian fiction - two things I never thought would mix. But the author, Susan Meissner, combined the two wonderfully! I loved how the Civil War story was woven through the first part of the book. Then, in Part Four, we get the complete story of the Civil War through the letters from Susannah written to her cousin, Eleanor in Maine. Most of the letters were never sent due to the mail not being delivered from Union to Confederate and vice-versa. The letters that were sent to Eleanor were later returned to Susannah after Eleanor's death to complete the story. They read more like a journal than letters. If you like Civil-War era novels, or just historical fiction, this might be the story for you. But most of this story centers around Marielle in modern times and her desire to know more about Holly Oak's ghost.
Adelaide has lived at Holly Oak all her life, about 87 years. She raise her daughter Caroline there and also Caroline¿s daughter Sarah, when Sarah married Carson they lived with Adelaide also. Then Sarah died and after four years of mourning her loss Carson married Marielle; his new wife, lives at Holly Oak with not Adelaide but also Sarah and Carson¿s children, isn¿t that a difficult situation? Then to top it off it is said that Holly Oak is haunted by Susannah Paige¿s spirit, who was rumored to be a union spy during the civil war. What really happened with Susannah? What will happen with Marielle? At first I have to admit I was not so interested in the book, not until after the first 50 pages was I actually captivated by the story and its characters. The story was amazing yet tragic; the reader learns of Susannah Paige and what she suffered during her long tragic life, it is actually very emotional. The reader also learns about the other characters though and the events that take place in their lives, it really is a story of loss and pain. Still I think Meissner did an exceptional job bringing this type of story to life, I rate it 4.5 stars. Thanks Waterbrook Multnomah Publishing for providing me with a copy of this book to review. All opinions expressed are mine entirely.
Holly Oak is an antebellum mansion in Virginia that was rumored to have ghosts from Civil War times. Susannah Page was thought to be a Civil War spy. Her great granddaughter, Adelaide , the current matriarch, thinks the house holds a grudge to the women who live there. When Marielle Bishop meets Carson on line and marries him,she agrees to move into Holly Oak with Adelaide and Carson's two children. Now she has to sort through and discover the truths about Holly Oak and the people who had lived there.


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William Peace University Announces New Degree Program for Registered Nurses; Names Dr. Molly Curry Program DirectorBy William Peace University on April 8, 2014 1:50 pm
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Local Four-Year Baccalaureate Hires DNP, RN, to Lead
Expanded Curriculum (RN to BSN) in School of Professional Studies
RALEIGH, N.C., April 8, 2014 – William Peace University, a private four-year university located in downtown Raleigh, is proud to announce it is expanding its curriculum to include a Bachelor's program specifically designed for Registered Nurses with an Associate's Degree in Nursing or Diploma in Nursing. The RN to BSN will be offered online in the School of Professional Studies (SPS), and will be led by Dr. Molly Curry, Director of Health Sciences Programs and Associate Professor at WPU.
With courses beginning in the 2014 fall semester, the program will be among the most affordable and competitive RN to BSN programs in the Triangle. Additionally, graduates will have lifetime access to Career Services at WPU, and the opportunity to work individually with trained advisors who will help them chart the next step in their professional lives. A total of 120 credit hours will be required to earn the B.S in Nursing.
Curry, who has spent nearly 20 years in higher education and the health industry, will be responsible for developing and maintaining the program's curriculum, accreditation, and overall outcomes, as well as teaching courses, recruiting students, and implementing quality improvement measures.
Before coming to WPU, Curry served as Chair of the BSN program at Cabarrus College of Health Sciences, and worked for 19 years in nursing education and critical care. She earned an ASN from Wilkes Community College, a BSN from George Mason University, a MSN with a focus in Health Systems Management from Queens University, and a DNP from the University of South Carolina.
"We understand the need to provide our students with up-to-date curriculum in an ever-evolving job market," said Debra M. Townsley, Ph.D., president of William Peace University. "We expect the RN to BSN to develop into a flagship program that will help our students land leading roles in the careers of tomorrow."
"I am thrilled to be a part of the WPU community and helping establish this program," Curry said. "Nurses are more in-demand than ever and need the skills to lead the transformation of healthcare. We believe WPU can be the launching point for established RNs to further achieve their career and life goals."
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Pique shrugs off anthem gesture
Barcelona defender Gerard Pique insists he was merely crossing his fingers after being accused of raising his middle finger during the Spanish national anthem before his country's Euro 2016 game against Croatia.
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Croatia striker Nikola Kalinic believes his country are now one of the favourites at Euro 2016 after beating Spain to win Group D.
Iniesta wanted to take penalty
Andres Iniesta reveals he wanted to take the penalty that Sergio Ramos missed in Spain's 2-1 Euro 2016 loss to Croatia on Tuesday.
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Croatian coach Ante Cacic says his heroic players are an example the country's unruly fans should follow after shocking European champions Spain 2-1 to top their group.
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Ivan Perisic strikes a sensational winner three minutes from time as Croatia end Spain's 14-game unbeaten run at the European Championship finals to top Group D with a 2-1 victory
Germany eye last 16, Spain easier path
World champions Germany headline a host of sides chasing places in the Euro 2016 knockout phase on Tuesday while title-holders Spain are out to avoid a heavyweight clash with Italy.
'Sports terrorists' bring new chaos
Croatian fans who hurled flares on the pitch to halt their country's Euro 2016 match against Czech Republic are branded "sports terrorists" as the showcase tournament suffers new troubles.
Spain book last-16 spot with 3-0 win
Defending European champions Spain book their place in the last 16 round of Euro 2016 on Sunday with a convincing 3-0 win against Turkey
In-form Spain, Italy eye last 16
The knockout stages of Euro 2016 beckon for defending champions Spain and 2012 finalists Italy if they can back up their opening wins with more success against Turkey and Sweden on Friday.
Spain start treble bid under sex-scandal cloud
Defending champions Spain kick off their Euro 2016 against the Czech Republic on Monday, bidding for a third straight European crown, under a sex scandal cloud.
Claims untrue: De Gea
Manchester United and Spain goalkeeper David De Gea on Friday dismisses as "a lie" claims that he organised a party at which women were forced to have sex with footballers.
'I knew nothing'
Argentina football star Lionel Messi says he trusted his father with his finances and "knew nothing" about how his wealth was managed as he took the stand at his tax fraud trial.
Costa, Mata left out
Chelsea striker Diego Costa is left out of Spain coach Vicente del Bosque's provisional 25-man squad for Euro 2016 on Tuesday.
Spain toxic tyre dump at Sesena forces mass evacuation
People living near a "toxic cloud" from a burning tyre dump near the Spanish capital Madrid have been told to leave their homes.
Vallecano deny match-fixing
Players of La Liga strugglers Rayo Vallecano vehemently deny any wrongdoing on Friday amid an investigation from the Spanish league into suspicious betting patterns before their 2-1 defeat to Real Sociedad last weekend.
Spain not showing Euro finals on TV?
With less than a month until Euro 2016 gets underway in France, fans of defending champions Spain still do not know if they will be able to watch the finals on TV, as no media outlet in Spain has bought the rights to the tournament.
Three journalists return to Spain after Syria kidnapping
Three Spanish journalists taken hostage in Syria by an Al Qaeda-linked group return to Madrid where they were welcomed by overjoyed family members after nearly a year in captivity.
Djokovic, Murray reach last 8
World number one Novak Djokovic racks up his 30th win of a dominant season with a 6-2, 6-1 destruction of Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut to reach the Madrid Masters quarter-finals on Thursday.
'Global citizenship' rising, poll says
People are increasingly identifying themselves as global rather than national citizens, according to a BBC World Service poll.
Spanish minister resigns after alleged links to offshore deals
Spain's acting Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria resigns after alleged links to offshore dealings which emerged after he was named in Panama Papers.
Spain student bus crash 'kills 13'
At least 13 people have been killed after a bus carrying foreign students crashed on a Spanish motorway between the cities of Barcelona and Valencia.
Spain turns ocean bed into art gallery
Installation is complete at Europe's first underwater museum, due to open later this month.
Neville's Valencia hold 10-man Real
Gary Neville's Valencia battled to a dramatic La Liga draw with Real Madrid, who ended up with 10 men.
'Messi, Ronaldo exits would harm La Liga'
La Liga (LFP) president Javier Tebas has warned that the departures of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo from Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively could seriously damage future TV rights deals for the Primera Division.
Spain prepares for coalition talks
Spain faces political uncertainty after two new movements won nearly a third of the seats in the country's election.
Spain's Mireia Lalaguna Royo is new Miss World
Spain's Mireia Lalaguna Royo was named the winner of the Miss World 2015 competition in the southern Chinese island resort of Sanya, an event dogged by controversy over China's refusal to allow Canada's entrant to attend.
'Real Madrid have stars, but no team'
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'Neymar could be forced to leave Barcelona'
Neymar could be forced to leave Barcelona due to his ongoing tax fraud case, according to the Brazilian's father.
Belgium-Spain friendly cancelled due to security concerns
Football friendly between Belgium and Spain scheduled for Tuesday in Brussels has been cancelled on the recommendation of the national crisis centre following the Islamist attacks in Paris.
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The annual Heritage Pioneer Days at the Union County Heritage Museum are set for September 13,14,&15. Teachers can call the museum to get on the schedule for bringing their classes.
The three-day, hands-on event allows students to experience what it was like to live in an earlier time when people lived on farms , grew their food, and livestock, made their own music and did not have the conveniences and communication devices that we have today.
For more information, call the museum at 662-538-0014. Volunteers are needed for this event. If you would like to participate in an event that is fun and educational, call or come by the museum at 114 Cleveland St. in New Albany.
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Russia jails President Vladimi Putin critic Alexei Navalny for two weeks
Writing on Twitter before police led him away in handcuffs, Navalny urged his supporters to come to the March 1 rally.
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny given suspended sentence, brother jailed
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Russian President Vladimir Putin foe Alexei Navalny found guilty of fraud
Oleg Navalny has been far less prominent than his brother and his going to prison could echo the Soviet-era practice of punishing the relatives of inconvenient people.
Russia makes Facebook block page of Vladimir Putin's top critic Alexei Navalny
Russian authorities convinced Facebook to shut off a page inviting people to attend a rally in support of Alexei Navalny drawing ire from Internet users.
Plan to revive Russian economy to cost $11.7 billion: Alexei Ulyukayev
A Russian government plan to shore up the recession-battered economy will cost around 880 billion roubles ($11.7 billion).
Vladimir Putin's fiercest foe Alexei Navalny faces verdict in fraud trial
Navalny's disqualification from politics would only take effect after the appeals process is exhausted, so he could still campaign during this period.
Russia should return to idea of cutting stakes in Sberbank, VTB: Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev
Alexei Ulyukayev added that there was a risk that low oil prices may remain for a prolonged period of time, possibly "for decades".
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Russia's Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev says expects sanctions to last this and next year
Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev said on Monday that he expected sanctions to remain in place this year and next year.
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Russian economy minister Alexei Ulyukayev says 2015 oil price forecast will be cut
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Ex-finance minister Alexei Kudrin warns Vladimir Putin against populism, conservatism
Putin's popularity soared since Moscow annexed the Crimea peninsula during the conflict in Ukraine, but Kudrin made clear he saw pitfalls ahead.
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Russian output expands 1.2 per cent in second quarter, says economy minister Alexei Ulyukayev
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Russia economy would shrink if hit by sectoral sanctions, says Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev
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The Georgia Music Hall of Fame — the Macon landmark that has amassed relics of the state's rich musical history, if not the crowds those relics warrant — is in dire straits. According to the authority board that oversees it, if the museum isn't on its way to raising $225,000 by October, it will close its doors for good Dec. 31.
This seems an unlikely crisis for a music museum in a state that has churned out acts and artists including James Brown, Gram Parsons, R.E.M., Ludacris, Otis Redding, the B-52's, Little Richard, Ray Charles, the Allman Brothers Band, and OutKast. The problem could boil down to one shortcoming: location.
Since opening its doors in 1996, the museum has failed to draw the visitors it needs to survive. Early estimates were that the Georgia Music Hall of Fame would attract 150,000 people per year, says executive director Lisa Love. Instead, the museum has averaged between 25,000 and 35,000.
Rep. David Lucas, D-Macon, recalls that in the early '90s, then-Lt. Gov. Zell Miller lobbied to place the museum in Macon to spread tourism dollars beyond Atlanta. "When they put those museums in Macon, they wanted them to be destinations," Lucas says of the music museum and the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. "A lot of legislators were tired of voting for everything to go to Atlanta — the World Congress Center, the Georgia Dome, etc. They wanted to put things outside of Atlanta. Otherwise, all of the other communities would dry up."
Macon sits about an hour south of Atlanta, and roughly two hours from Athens and Savannah. For that reason, it didn't seem like it would be difficult to lure tourists there. But when the museum was built, the tourists did not materialize.
Fulton County Commissioner Robb Pitts is a vocal proponent of moving the music museum to Atlanta. "When it was first approved and constructed in Macon, I said they were making a terrible mistake," Pitts says. "Even if the state of Georgia were to subsidize it forever, it still wouldn't draw the people it needs."
By comparison, Atlanta's or even Athens' tourism industry and active music scenes make them seem more viable locations than the museum's current home. It would make financial sense, some argue, to move the facility to a town with a younger, bustling population.
But according to Love, moving the Music Hall of Fame isn't an option. "The authority board is not considering the question of moving the museum," she says. "All the efforts of the board and the Department of Economic Development are focused on sustaining the museum in Macon."
Author and journalist Scott Freeman, a former Creative Loafing senior editor who lived in Macon in the early '80s and late '90s, and who authored the books Otis! The Otis Redding Story and Midnight Riders: The Story of the Allman Brothers Band, wonders whether the museum would thrive in either city.
"Philosophically, that's where it ought to be," Freeman says of Macon. "Along with Muscle Shoals, Ala., and Memphis, Tenn., Macon was one of the three cornerstones for Southern R&B. But practically speaking, Macon has never been able to bring tourism."
He says he doesn't think moving the museum to Atlanta would solve its problems, either. "The history is so disconnected from Atlanta," Freeman says. "The [National] Baseball Hall of Fame is in Cooperstown, N.Y., because that's where the first game was played. But I don't know how well it would do in downtown New York. Atlanta was never a nexus the way Macon was."
Beyond the question of location, improving the quality of the museum's exhibitions might also attract more visitors. Brian Poust, who runs the Georgia Soul music blog and DJs under the name Agent 45, says he was underwhelmed by the museum. "Would you rather go to the Georgia Music Hall of Fame or the Stax Museum in Memphis?" he asks. "The Stax Museum is first-class all the way. At its core right now, the Georgia Music Hall of Fame really is not that interesting."
In 2000, the B-52's became the first new wave band to be inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, and the group's vocalist Fred Schneider couldn't disagree more with Poust. "The Georgia Music Hall of Fame is of the same class as the Stax Museum, but comparing the two is like apples and oranges," Schneider says. "Georgia's Music Hall of Fame celebrates all kinds of music. And it's not like the rock and roll hall of fame. It covers a very broad range of Georgia music. It's a great resource. And it has a really great gift shop that sells a lot of CDs by Georgia musicians."
Currently, 60 percent of the Hall's funding comes from the state. But a plan to infuse it with more revenue from a 1 cent hotel tax is the museum's best hope for survival.
Macon's legislative delegation projects that the tax will raise about $400,000 per year to give $130,000 a piece to the Georgia music and sports halls of fame, as well as Macon's Douglass Theatre. But unless Gov. Sonny Perdue calls a special session to address the problem, the tax won't go into effect until January 2010, the month following the museum's Dec. 31 deadline to raise more funds or face closure.
In the meantime, outside fundraisers are being planned. Schneider is releasing a new line of dog cookies, called Fred's Space Cookies, the proceeds of which will be donated to the museum. On Oct. 8, several Macon acts, including Chris Hicks, Rolybots and Mag Tard, will perform at a benefit concert at the Cox Capitol Theatre. And on Oct. 9, several more musicians, including Marshall Ruffin, Montgomery Gunn and Spy for Hire, will play a benefit at the Loft in Columbus. "We have a huge job ahead of us, but when I look at the kind of adversity that artists like Brenda Lee, Ray Charles and Otis Redding overcame to reach their dreams, I find strength," Love says. "It is their legacies and achievements and the goal of preserving and sharing them that make the challenge seem so honorable and worthwhile."


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I'll be honest and say I've not stopped 'ahhing' or wiping a tear away while editing this film! This was the hardest film I've edited so far just because I loved every thing about it!
They are so obviously in love and have lots of love to show for their family and friends, it's was so genuine it made my heart melt-and slightly jealous of them for having such wonderful families!
It was lovely watching them say their vows in a church that meant a lot to them and they had lots of extra seats filled with locals and school pupils! They even had a choir from Katie's school sing for them during the service which sounded wonderful. I also got the impression Stuart was slight made up with his pocket watch and couldn't help sneaking a peek every spare moment!
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