What We Found in Hallelujah

Another storm is on the horizon for the Reynolds women. And the only way out is to go through it.Good things never happen in November—at least not for the Reynolds women. It was the month they lost their patriarch. And the month when fourteen-year-old Trinity went missing during a tropical storm. So Hope Reynolds isn’t surprised when it becomes the month she walks in on her boyfriend kissing another woman. Or when she receives a panicked call from her mother about a mistake that could cost the family their treasured beach house.Meanwhile, Faith Reynolds-Phillips is facing her own financial struggles. She’s also looking down the barrel of divorce and raising a daughter who reminds her so much of her younger sister, Trinity, that sometimes it physically hurts. The last place Hope and Faith want to be is in Hallelujah, South Carolina, during hurricane season. Going home will force them to confront the secrets that have torn their family apart. But if they can survive another storm, they’ll have a chance to rebuild on a new foundation—the truth.In the latest novel from prolific writer Vanessa Miller, three women must find the strength to endure the storm and the faith to believe in a miracle.“A heartwarming, page-turning, beautiful story about family secrets, mother-daughter relationships, forgiveness, and restored faith.” —Kimberla Lawson Roby, New York Times bestselling authorInspiring contemporary fictionStand-alone novelIncludes discussion questions for book clubsOther books by Vanessa Miller: Something Good

About the Author Vanessa Miller is a best-selling author, playwright and motivational speaker. Vanessa's novels have received rave reviews, with several appearing on Essence Magazine's Bestseller List. --This text refers to the audioCD edition. Review Two sisters reunite with their mother in Hallelujah, S.C., in the satisfying latest from Miller (Something Good) . . . A dramatic plot and uplifting resolution . . . The result is a potent testament to the power of faith and family in the face of tragedy. -- Publishers Weekly --This text refers to the paperback edition.