Dear All

Elsie, a World War I widow, is left with the daunting task of raising two small children on her own. Though her heart still clings to the love of her life, Jack O'Neill, she bravely moves on and dares to hope for a future without him.

Marie Middleton, who has left her childish ways far behind in Chicago, has sacrificed her career plans for the sake of her widowed sister. She finds herself caught in battle between the growing attraction she feels for a man nearly twice her age, and the flattering advances of a charming, young suitor. Eventually, Marie is forced to make a painful decision.

Charles Hollister is plagued by years of rejection, which makes it difficult for him to trust his heart to anyone—even God.

This faith-based story of family ties, longing hearts, and letting go speaks to the hearts of those who believe that "with God all things are possible." (Matthew 19:26)