A young woman's tragic mistake. Another woman's chance to forgive. Learning to adjust to life as a widow and single parent was never part of Sarah Harvey’s plan. But when her husband was killed in a tragic accident, it’s exactly what she had to do. Twelve months on from her husband’s death, Sarah finds herself adjusting to her ‘new normal’ as the permeating fog of grief starts to lift. With a promotion at work, and meeting the handsome Dr Caleb Willis, she finds herself rediscovering the meaning of joy, until another accident strikes her family. When a letter arrives from the woman responsible for her husband’s death, Sarah is caught between choosing forgiveness, or allowing anger and bitterness to dictate her future. Will she learn to release her trials to God? Or will she allow hurt from the past to steal her joy? A story of God’s amazing grace throughout the trials of life. Note: This is book 1 in The Whitecliffe Bay Series. It is not a standalone book.

Continue Sarah's story with ‘Holding Hope’, the second book in ‘The Whitecliffe Bay’ series. Sarah Harvey was widowed eighteen months ago when her husband, Paul, was tragically killed by a reckless driver. Since then, she has been determined to establish a new normal for herself and her children. With her new role at The Whitecliffe Bay Hospital, and the blossoming relationship with Dr Caleb Willis, life is forging ahead for Sarah. Until an accident takes away her sense of control and she is forced to slow down and rest. Being incapacitated affords Sarah time to think – about her family, her children and her future with Caleb. Sarah realizes she has used control as a means of survival after Paul’s death, and this has impacted upon her relationship with her two children, Jack and Rachel. During this time Sarah also discovers her true feelings for Caleb. But with the revelation of an old flame and Caleb’s distancing behaviour, Sarah is left confused about what the future holds. Has she fallen too hard, too soon? Throughout her trials, her doubts and insecurities, Sarah must learn to hold onto the hope that only God can provide. What readers are saying.... "Very moving." "I highly recommend this book." _"Kristen M. Fraser is quickly becoming a new favorite author for me." "A GREAT read. I could hardly put it down!!" "Keeps you engrossed."_

Enduring Love is the final book in the Whitecliffe Bay series. (It is NOT a stand-alone book). I didn't want to fall in love again. I didn't know if I was allowed to, or if I had it in me. But then you came along... "What's meant to be will always find a way." Almost two years have passed since Sarah Harvey’s husband, Paul, was tragically killed in a cycling accident. Since that fateful day, Sarah has learned to adjust to her new normal – life as a widow and as a single parent to her two children, Jack and Rachel. Navigating life without Paul hasn’t been easy. Life has thrown Sarah curve-ball after curve-ball, and the struggle to cope without her life partner has often left her feeling overwhelmed as grief continues to simmer below the surface. After taking a promotion at The Whitecliffe Bay Hospital and unexpectedly falling in love with the handsome Dr Caleb Willis, Sarah wrestled at length with her emotions. Did she fall too hard, too soon after Paul’s loss? Was she even meant to fall in love again? As she works through the answers to those questions, Caleb informs Sarah he needs to leave Whitecliffe Bay for Melbourne, without giving any insight as to why he needs to go. Blindsided by Caleb’s sudden departure, Sarah is plagued by doubts and insecurities, and must make a decision to move on with her life. Was she foolish in hoping they had a future together? With wise counsel from her mother, May, and her faith in God, Sarah is given the foundation to forge ahead with her life, regardless of the trials and setbacks she faces. She learns to lean into God, trusting His guidance and sovereignty for her future. Enduring Love captures the essence of faith, and reminds us to hand everything over to God, whose love for us is unfailing.