Where Butterflies Wander: A Novel by Suzanne Redfearn

From the bestselling author of "In an Instant" comes a poignant tale of grief and resilience. Marie Egide, reeling from the loss of one of her children in a tragic accident, seeks solace by relocating her family to New Hampshire. Determined to sell a family estate and start anew, Marie's plans hit a roadblock when she discovers a war veteran, known as "the river witch," residing on the property.

Claiming the cabin as a gift from Marie's grandfather, the enigmatic Davina refuses to vacate, sparking a contentious battle between the two women. As tensions escalate, lines are drawn within Marie's family and the town, each side fiercely defending their beliefs.

The clash between Marie and Davina sets off a chain of events, with fate ultimately taking control. As the conflict reaches its breaking point, Marie and Davina must confront their grief and find common ground amidst the turmoil.

With skillful prose and emotional depth, the author navigates themes of loss, forgiveness, and the healing power of human connection. Against the backdrop of a picturesque New Hampshire setting, "The River Witch" explores the complexities of grief and the resilience of the human spirit.

As fate intervenes, Marie and Davina are forced to confront their differences and find redemption in unexpected ways. Through their journey, readers are invited to contemplate the transformative power of compassion and forgiveness in the face of adversity.