kregel.com | 13 Related Titles Unique Selling Points 978-0-8254-4984-0 • $18.99 Paperback • 5.5 x 8.5 • 288 pages RELIGION / Christian / Romance / General Kregel Publications • Rights: WW March 23, 2027 • Author has won both Selah and Carol Awards for outstanding Christian fiction • A triple-timeline story that touches on deeply human topics like adoption, mental illness, and single fatherhood “Readers of Susan Meissner and Patti Callahan Henry will marvel at the expert and seamless way Amanda Wen moves us from past to present.” —Rachel McMillan, best-selling author of The Mozart Code on Echoes of a Silent Song Echoes of a Silent Song 978-0-8254-4981-9 $17.99 The Rhythm of Fractured Grace 978-0-8254-4849-2 $17.99 Remnants of a Lost Duet MELODIES & MEMORIES #2 Amanda Wen Fan-favorite Amanda Wen is back with a story that will break—and remake—your heart H ungry for her next promotion, investigative reporter Keira McLane starts digging into the mysterious history of a local bridge, where a baby is said to have disappeared without a trace in the early 1940s. Unbeknownst to her, her childhood sweetheart, contemporary Christian music artist Wyatt Bet- tridge, is back in town, in part to help his elderly great aunt— whose property adjoins the bridge—and in part to discern God’s calling on the future of his career. In 1967, Lillian Woodard is one of the few female journalists at the Peterson Post. She’s eager to prove herself capable of more than just fluff pieces and home decor columns. When her boss assigns her and fellow reporter John Ridge to cover the myste- rious bridge just outside town, she knows this will be her big break. As Keira and Lillian begin their respective investigations, the story they uncover—one of unimaginable tragedy, a father’s sacrifice, and deep devotion—will change the course of both their lives forever. Amanda Wen is the award-winning author of several novels, including The Songs That Could Have Been and Roots of Wood and Stone. Amanda is also an accomplished professional cellist and pianist who frequently performs with orchestras, chamber groups, choirs, and her church’s worship team. A lifelong denizen of the flatlands, Amanda currently lives in Kansas with her patient, loving, and hilarious husband, their three adorable Wenlets, and a snuggly Siamese cat.
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