In 1932, the world was still a simple place for Annie Reed. She and her best friend, Cath Herrick promised to stay friends forever and spent their days dreaming of their future lives and loves. And in the sheltering arms of Annie's beautiful rose colored, gabled house on Honeysuckle lane, dreaming was easy. But Annie and Cath couldn't have imagined how the trouble brewing around the world would reach into their lives—changing their families, their dreams, and their friendship.

When an autopsy reveals that her mother was murdered, the clues eventually point to a member of Catherine's immediate family. Will Bethany speak up and accuse the murderer? Or will she push everyone away in her bitterness, including the handsome young minister who has fallen in love with her? "Carole Gift Page has the charming ability to picture scenes and characters which come alive through her writing."—Barbara Johnson, Author of Stick a Geranium in Your Hat and Be Happy.

Alice Marie told herself she would never go back to the hospital to see Cary, that he could rot there for all she cared. She told herself this every day for the next two weeks as she walked the hospital corridor to his room. But a part of her simply wasn't listening. Her heart was still Cary's. "Storms Over Willowbrook" follows Alice Marie back to the rosebud bedroom she grew up in and tells the story of an enduring love that thrives even when threatened by danger and death.