Curtis Edmonds

Rain on Your Wedding Day Curtis Edmonds 1e uitgave

"Heartwarming, tragic but full of love and hope."   
"Haunted by the tragic death of his youngest daughter, Will must face his past -- and his lingering guilt -- when his other daughter invites him to her wedding. A deeply moving story of love, redemption, and second chances."  RAIN ON YOUR WEDDING DAY is a poignant, moving contemporary romance about the need for forgiveness, redemption, and Coca-Cola. 
Will Morse lives alone in a remote cabin in the rolling hills north of Atlanta. His only connection to the outside world is a phone call he receives once a year, at Christmas, from his daughter Alicia. But this Christmas, Alicia not only calls, but visits--and tells Will that she is getting married in the spring, and that she would like him to be there. 
Will wants to rekindle his relationship with his daughter, but fears that attending the wedding will bring up painful memories from his past. Will has lost three of his four children--one to disease, one to accident, and one to suicide. The death of his youngest daughter Trixie has all but enveloped Will's life in regret and shame. Will decides to try to find someone to accompany him to the wedding, and develops a relationship with an eccentric literature professor named Dot Crawford. The relationship flowers into a romantic friendship, and Will begins to open up to Dot about his tragic past.  On the eve of Alicia's wedding, Will must confront the guilt and shame that he feels over Trixie's death, seek forgiveness for his actions, and decide whether to seek healing and redemption through love and understanding.