From the USA TODAY bestselling author of The Farmhouse, a coming-of-age story for anyone who was ever a daughter.
Ava ran out of books before she ran out of questions.
That’s how she found it.
On her eighteenth birthday, 18-year-old Ava Martin discovers a forgotten VHS tape with a haunting image of someone she knows but doesn't know: her birth mother. A woman her adoptive mom, Marie, swore she knew nothing about.
So Ava runs.
But the truth she’s chasing is older—and closer—than she ever imagined.
In a dying mountain town, behind the ruins of a shuttered church, lies a story no one wanted told: a young woman, a forbidden love, and a scandal that shattered everything… including the life Ava might have had.
Now, Ava must decide what hurts more:
the truth she’s uncovering,
or the mother who tried to protect her from it.
Because some lies are told out of fear.
And some are told out of love.
Told in Ava's vivid and nostalgic voice, The Sunday House is a heartwarming and inspirational story about forgiveness, young love, and what it really means to be a family.
Warm and slow, The Sunday House is Bromke at her best: a setting- and character-driven story woven with beautiful prose. Perfect for the cottage-core set and anyone who longs for yesteryear. Don't miss this one.
Early Reviews
"I'm ready for more!"
"Love it. More please!"
"Oooooooo. This is good!!!! More please!
Genre: Inspirational
Ava ran out of books before she ran out of questions.
That’s how she found it.
On her eighteenth birthday, 18-year-old Ava Martin discovers a forgotten VHS tape with a haunting image of someone she knows but doesn't know: her birth mother. A woman her adoptive mom, Marie, swore she knew nothing about.
So Ava runs.
But the truth she’s chasing is older—and closer—than she ever imagined.
In a dying mountain town, behind the ruins of a shuttered church, lies a story no one wanted told: a young woman, a forbidden love, and a scandal that shattered everything… including the life Ava might have had.
Now, Ava must decide what hurts more:
the truth she’s uncovering,
or the mother who tried to protect her from it.
Because some lies are told out of fear.
And some are told out of love.
Told in Ava's vivid and nostalgic voice, The Sunday House is a heartwarming and inspirational story about forgiveness, young love, and what it really means to be a family.
Warm and slow, The Sunday House is Bromke at her best: a setting- and character-driven story woven with beautiful prose. Perfect for the cottage-core set and anyone who longs for yesteryear. Don't miss this one.
Early Reviews
"I'm ready for more!"
"Love it. More please!"
"Oooooooo. This is good!!!! More please!
Genre: Inspirational