Chamomile Winter

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Summary: Finally! A Sequel That Lives Up to the Original
Review: The O'Shea family tries their best to stay out of trouble. Despite their religious beliefs and high values, trouble always seems to find them.

Patrick O'Shea thinks he's found the perfect job. But it turns out, his past and a dangerous old friend have found him in Northern Ireland.

In Southport, England, Ken O'Shea steps off a train to begin new mission work. He faces a brand new set of challenges far more difficult than he left in Scotland.

Ruth O'Shea boards a plane in America, determined to face her brother and confront him about her abusive past at his hands. Her meeting with Gerald comes as quite a shock to her family and the whirlwind circumstances even surprise her.

As Patrick fights a hopeless battle with extremists, Ken attempts to teach a willing family about the church. Ruth begins her path to England, in a last-ditch effort to begin her own healing.

The events that bring the O'Sheas back together involve deceit, courage, disaster...and even death.

Chamomile Winter is Anne Bradshaw's follow-up sequel to Terracotta Summer. Catching up with the O'Shea family is like following the lives and adventures of your closest friends.