Beneath the Broom Tree
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4.6 • 153 Ratings
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Publisher Description
The reality was right here, trembling beneath her hand: a beautiful man brought to his knees, looking for God but finding haunting instead…
On a remote island retreat center, shattered journalist Ione Stavros seeks refuge from the haunting memories of her last story. St. Ninian's Sanctuary promises space for healing and restoration, which better be true, because this is her last hope.
While there she encounters Callen McGill, a search and rescue paramedic tormented by a fatal failure. Although she tries to keep her distance, their paths constantly cross, drawing them into unexpected connection—and danger—as they both seek to hear God's voice.
Together they dig into the island's mysterious secrets and explore its beauty, finding solace in shared adventures and conversation. But as Ione begins to heal, Callen retreats further into his painful past, drifting ever away from her. Only when crisis strikes—one demanding Callen's unique skills—does he begin to understand God's plans for him, for Ione, and for this island both of them have grown to love.
Beneath the Broom Tree is a contemporary Christian romance where faith, healing, and second chances converge on a mysterious island at the bottom of the world.
Customer Reviews
Excellent
An unusual book with great characters and well developed stories. About what God can do to restore damaged people if they trust in Him
Under the Broom Tree
Great book. Beautiful story of a spiritual island designed for healing and guests who visit. The two main characters, Ione and Callen, are very relatable and suffer with the repercussions of very traumatic events in their lives. They both, individually, go to the island to be with God and find answers. With some laughs and a lot of trouble, they find the answers God provides to help them heal and move toward the future. The only reason I don’t give it a five was for some missed editing and swapped names that made it confusing a few times.
Beneath the Broom Tree
One of the best books I’ve read lately. It was a good narrative, had interesting characters and a good pace. Thank you for a novel with love, friendship, intrigue, drama, but yet no lurid descriptions or base language. It was interesting and warm.