Family Matters - Home to Heather Creek - Book 17

The lives of the Stevenson's and their grandchildren unfold in this captivating story of the remarkable change that comes from the love of family, the kindness of others, sheer persistence and unshakable faith. The gentle yet poignant stories will endear you to the characters, especially Charlotte as she struggles with raising her three grandchildren who have just lost their mother. As you follow their inspiring story, you'll feel a part of this friendly, loving community, where you'll see God's grace in every circumstance.

Family Matters – Book 17

The holidays are over, and a winter chill has settled over Heather Creek Farm. The Slater children are still grappling with the sudden arrival—and departure—of their father. They are uncertain about how their newfound relationship with the man who once abandoned them will evolve. Charlotte is desperately trying to come to peace with Kevin’s reappearance when she learns her dear friend Melody is having a scare of her own: a medical test that leaves them all sick with fear and worry. Will the doctors be able to do enough? The town rallies around Melody, and with volunteers pitching in to keep her beloved restaurant open while she receives treatment, they all begin noting unexpected blessings in the midst of this hard time.

Meanwhile, Sam is floundering with his future plans and considers a career in the military. As Charlotte prays for direction for her grandson, Dana reluctantly agrees to let Emily design her wedding dress. Will they ever be able to settle on a design that suits them both? And when Christopher’s class project outlining his family tree leads to uncomfortable questions about previous generations, will the family be able to talk frankly about their past—and their future?

Diann Hunt is the author of three novella and fourteen novels. Her books have finaled in the Holt Medallion and American Christian Fiction Writers Book of the Year contests. Her novel RV There Yet? was a 2006 Women of Faith pick, and in 2007 her novel Hot Tropics & Cold Feet won the ACFW Book of the Year Award for the Lit category. Diann lives in Indiana with her husband of thirty-four years, where together they spoil their grandchildren ad nauseam.