Miracles Of Marble Cove Books
Lazy summer days give way to harsh reality when a storm damages the roof of Margaret's new gallery. She is forced to close the fledgling business just as tourist season is starting to take off. With the local handyman out of commission, Margaret struggles to get the roof repaired, and with her income cut off, she is quickly running out of money. Will the gallery's doors have to stay closed for good? Will she be forced to let go of her dreams so soon? As the days wear on, it becomes clear that it will take a miracle to save the struggling gallery. Shelley is trying out ideas for her own baking business, but her husband Dan has been working long, strange hours. What is he up to? Is he lying to her about what he's really doing? Diane works on finishing the first draft of her cozy mystery and tries to convince Detective Fred Little to let them inside the lighthouse to see if they can find any clues to the mysterious flashes they've seen from the structure. Then, Beverly uncovers a set of initials carved into the base of Orlean Point Light, along with the cryptic message "I'm sorry." What could it mean? Finally, the women get permission to go inside the lighthouse and discover that the secret of the puzzling beacons is more mysterious than they ever imagined.
When Diane learns that Marble Cove’s oldest church desperately needs costly repairs, she joins forces with Beverly to plan a fund-raiser to save the historic structure. But is Diane’s enthusiasm for saving Old First just a tempting distraction from completing her second novel? Meanwhile, an invitation to dinner brings her to a decision she’s been avoiding. Beverly’s first real consulting job with a local businesswoman results in an unforgettable Valentine’s Day, Margaret has an epiphany that spurs her to change her ways and her opinion about the Old First fund-raiser, and Shelley’s husband Dan loses his job at the docks. Will the loss of income spell the end of Shelley’s dreams for her baking business? The reverberation of a mysterious bell leads the friends to a secret that’s been concealed in the Old First for decades- faded letters that point to hidden treasure somewhere in Marble Cove! Does it still exist after all these years? Could it hold the key to saving Old First? Come to a place known for flip-flops, lobster pots, and porch swings. It's a place to relax, a place to feel at home. Take a walk along the rocky coastline, and gaze out at the boats bringing in their daily catch. Meet four different yet unforgettable friends who are mysteriously drawn together by events too amazing to be coincidence. Follow their miraculous adventures as they face life's challenges, hold each other up to faith, and experience God's amazing grace.
A book in the series "Miracles of Marble Cove." Written by Pam Hanson and Barbara Andrews.
Miracles of Marble Cove #11. Margaret is stunned to discover that one of her paintings has been printed on the cover of a novel without her permission! Her efforts to learn what happened meet obstacle after obstacle. Will her assumptions about the culprit stand in the way of finding the truth? Meanwhile, Diane's excitement over her own book-launch turns to worry when her son Justin arrives at her door looking decidedly downcast. Can she help him recover from a devastating setback? Beverly is on pins and needles when she reluctantly agrees to play the piano for Easter services at Old First. Can she overcome her nerves to help bring joy to the congregation? And when Shelley reluctantly goes with her husband Dan to help him investigate a new career opportunity, she arranges with another vendor to supply the Cove's baked goods. Will she lose her best customer when her backup plan fails? Motivated by faith and some baffling clues, the four women set out to find the hidden treasure hinted at by Jeremiah Thorpe's letters. But his cryptic two-hundred-year-old map reveals a town that doesn't match the current one. Was Marble Cove moved? Why? What does that mean for their treasure hunt?
Miracles of Marble Cove #13 Diane is anticipating a visit from her daughter Jessica and Jessica's boyfriend, when an e-mail reminds Diane that three chapters of her book were due yesterday. Will her all-night writing session ruin Jessica and Martin's visit or, worse, Diane's health? Meanwhile, Shelley is dismayed when goodies begin reaching customers in terrible shape and Dan seems increasingly miserable in his new job. Can she find the wisdom to help both of them over their hurdles? Margaret is stunned to find her prize-winning painting missing from her gallery. Can she track down the culprit and the artwork? And when Beverly gets an offer to buy her Augusta house, she learns that saying good-bye to the past is harder than she anticipated. Can closing on her old home help open her heart to a future with Jeff? An obscure cipher points the friends back to Old First Church, and they gather once more at the hidden bell tower. the sudden peel of bells sends the women to safety before disaster strikes -- but not before they discover something that could be the key to Jeremiah Thorpe's treasure.
An unexpected phone call sends this character down an unexpected path.
Marble cove's annual Lobster Fest is just around the corner, and Margaret begins having strange dreams involving her cousin Buddy and the ship that was saved when the original Old First Church burned. Could putting her dreams on canvas somehow point the way to Jeremiah Thorpe's elusive bounty?Meanwhile Shelley is chagrined when she discovers that Dan invited his boss Wayne and his wife for dinner without asking and with little notice. Can she and Dan team up to make the evening a success? Beverly throws her hat into the mayoral race ring, but will she have what it takes to defeat the hometown boys? And, finally, Diane learns that tepid sales of her first book might cancel the contract for her third one. But a fortuitous friendship with a tourist might be just what she needs to revive her writing career.
This hardcover book is part of Guidepost's Marble Cove Book Series, number 16. A heartwarming easy to read story.
About Miracles of Marble Cove: Come to a place known for flip-flops, lobster pots, and porch swings. It’s a place to relax, a place to relax, a place feel at home. Take a walk along the rocky coastline, and gaze out at the boats bringing in their daily catch. Meet four different yet unforgettable friends who are mysteriously drawn together by events too amazing to be coincidence. Follow their miraculous adventures as they face life’s challenges, hold each other up in faith, and experience God’s amazing grace. (Home for Christmas – Book 19) It’s Christmastime in Marble Cover, and Margaret gets an unexpected and unwanted gift: a letter from the IRS. On top of that her mother’s beloved angel ornament is missing. Is it any wonder Margaret is having a hard time finding her Christmas spirit? Meanwhile, Diane looks forward to spending time with her kids and sharing some great news. Shelley receives a shock when a social worker arrives on her doorstep. Will her niece Hailey be taken away before she even settles in? And Beverly is determined to make her first Christmas with Jeff absolutely perfect—until a blizzard threatens all the Newport Avenue neighbors’ best-laid plans and reminds them of the true meaning of the holiday. Following some tantalizing discoveries about Marble Cove’s final station master, the friends highlight the old train station by decorating it for Christmas. Will their efforts be enough to persuade the townspeople to preserve this vital part of local history?
2013 Guideposts hardcover, Pam Hanson, Barbara Andrews. As fresh snow and a new year arrive in Marble Cove, Beverly steps into her role as the town’s mayor. When a large news paper interviews Beverly about her victory, a figure from her past seeks an appointment with her. What will this visit mean for her newfound peace and purpose? Meanwhile, Diane’s latest novel takes a backseat when she finds herself writing about her experiences with cancer and discovers that her words have more power than she’d thought. Shelley’s mother makes a rare surprise visit, but her misguided efforts to make up for past failings threaten to shatter Shelley’s family. And Margaret is stunned when Allen is suddenly hospitalized. Will her efforts to bolster his health drive them apart or bring them closer than ever? - Goodreads
Susan Page Davis, Friends and Family (Miracles of Marble Cove, Volume 21)
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Beverly’s long commute to Augusta is growing tiresome- and dangerous! A mysterious flash from Orlean Point Light saves her life, but the near-miss spurs her to think seriously about a new career and the possibility of a relationship with the handsome Jeff Mackenzie. Meanwhile, Shelley is laid up when Aiden accidentally knocks her down- a challenge for a woman with two kids and a baking business. Margaret is thrilled to attend a lecture from an artist whose work has influenced her own, but she is shocked to discover the woman has lost her creative spark and enthusiasm. Can Margaret find a way to encourage this talented but depressed painter? And when rumors emerge that a developer wants to tear down Orlean Point Light, Diane decides it is time to protect the beloved lighthouse by registering it as a historic landmark. As the four friends learn more about the lighthouse’s fascinating history, a new mystery begins unfolding in the form of a church founded in Marble Cove’s earliest days. Could another miraculous journey of friendship and faith await them?