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“Not the children.” Willow Carey is awakened by the remnants of a dream she hasn’t had for years. Today she is to return to Indian’s Sorrow, a house she inherited from her aunt. The inheritance has caused a rift with her twin sister. Her father and stepmother have died in an accident. Though she doesn’t want to go to Indian’s Sorrow, she must take charge of her young half-sister and brother.

Reid Talbot, a man she once loved lives near the house with his family. Now a widower, he lives with his sons. Learning to trust him again is difficult but he also has dreams.

Together, they must learn the meaning of the dreams before the whispers of yesteryear destroy their newfound happiness.

Reviews

Kindle Customer

Fun mix of history and romance

Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2019

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Fun mix of history and the present woven into a love story. It left me anxious to see if past wrongs could be set right.

Kindle Customer

Past lives mingle with those of the present in a tale of love and revenge.

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2019

Past lives mingle with those of the present in this tale of love and revenge. The story that began with two sisters named Willow kept me reading to see if the whispers from yesteryear would be enough to save their modern day descendants. Throw in a second chance romance and realistic characters for a fun read.

Eileen Charbonneau

Past Lives, great story

Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2019

I love a story of past lives, ghosts in the house and the sacredness of dreams. Add great characters and a wonderful second chance at love story and you've got a winner! Enjoy Whispers From Yesteryear!

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Rosemary Morris

The Past Cast Long Shadows that Reach the Present

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 1, 2019

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Whispers from Yesteryear by Janet Lane Walters is the novel I most enjoyed reading this year. The tale slips backward and forward from 1755 to July 2017. The past cast long shades over the lives of twin girls in their next reincarnation and those of those they knew in the past. The author led me by the hand through the ups and downs of their lives. Engrossed in the twins story I finished reading it in less than twenty-four hours desperate to find out how the havoc wrought by a heartless villain was resolved.