Tomorrow About This Time

Grace Livingston Hill's Tomorrow About This Time opens in a world of fragile reconciliations, hidden wounds, and the quiet power of faith tested by family conflict. When Patterson Greeves is jolted by a letter from the daughter he has scarcely known, long-buried guilt and resentment rise to the surface, and his return to the old Silver family home stirs memories of beauty, loss, and the life he has tried to outrun. At Silver Sands, amid gardens, meadows, and the shadow of the town beyond, the promise of peace is continually threatened by bitterness, grief, and unbelief. As Patterson struggles to connect with his daughters, Silver's gentleness and sense of duty collide with Athalie's fury and longing for belonging. Athalie's heartbreaking accusation that Silver has stolen her father, her home, and even her friend exposes the raw ache beneath the family's tensions. Around them, the town buzzes with gossip, while a resentful tramp schemes in the background, adding suspense to the emotional drama. In the end, Silver's selfless decision to leave reveals the novel's signature blend of romance, sacrifice, moral uplift, and hope for healing. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.