The River's Voice (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798244778830)

When grief becomes too heavy to carry, sometimes the only way forward is to listen.

Anna Brooks arrives in the mountain town of Haven's Bend running from a silence she cannot escape-a silence shaped by loss, guilt, and a past she believes she failed. Drawn to the banks of the Silver Fork River, she begins to sense something beneath the rush of water: a presence that does not accuse, demand, or explain, but quietly calls her to stay.

As Anna follows the river deeper into the valley, she encounters a mysterious Keeper, weathered places that seem to remember forgotten prayers, and moments where memory and mercy collide. Through storms and stillness alike, the river becomes both mirror and guide, carrying her toward a truth she has long resisted-that forgiveness is not earned by striving, but received through surrender.

The River's Voice is a contemplative novel about listening in the midst of pain, about confession without condemnation, and about the quiet grace that meets us when we finally let go. Gentle, poetic, and spiritually resonant, this second book in The Lantern Path Series invites readers into a story where healing flows not from answers, but from presence-and where the light we seek has been walking beside us all along.