Will Susan find the strength to remember, or will her grief consume her? It was only supposed to be one week, not a lifetime. The mirror wasn't supposed to invoke insanity. Susan hadn't meant for her family to hate her ... all she'd wanted to do was embrace reality and forget childhood fantasies. But now ... now it's too late for Susan. And no one understands why. Except possibly Jill Pole's mysterious brother. ***Written in twelve parts, I'll be posting an installment the first Wednesday every month starting March 2019. Or you can find it two days early on the first Mondays of the month at my blog: keturahskorner.blogspot.com P.S. I love C.S. Lewis and am rather nervous to try to undertake a story that he should have written. But I've always loved Susan and feel that I must find out her story. And so this is my humble endeavor to do just that.

Christopher Gearhart Blom loves botany, and he's made it his life's work since childhood. Though he's but a simple gardener at a mansion, he has aspirations ... such as being recognized for his unique floral hybrids. He adores breeding chrysanthemums in particular. Chris has known Thelma Proctor almost all his life. The daughter of the village baker loves coming up to his greenhouse and talking flowers. But could Thelma ever think of him romantically? Chris doubts it. Why would a beautiful woman be interested in him for more than friendship? Yet, if he could, Chris would love to win Thelma's heart ...

Sometimes being thankful can be a hard thing! Kimberly found that out in only a short time!! Three pages of a disaster and a girl willing to be thankful for the Lord allowing it.

Riding through the tall prairie grass, leading the way for the covered wagons, Peter is ready to be home.