The Violinist

"MAYBE GOD WILL GIVE ME A BREAK SOMEDAY AND I WON'T NEED TO GIVE UP." Cassie Spillman's helpless words summarize a person filled with fear, anger, and loneliness. The loss of her mother and the estrangement of her father has left a void too deep to fill. Her rejection of faith is another weak pillar amidst a crumbling life, where the daily battles with her mental and emotional health are relentless reminders of the pain of her past. Now, under the care of her aunt and uncle in North Chicago, Cassie fights the terrors of depression and self-isolation. Trapped in grief, she struggles to find meaning in her life, even as she is surrounded by those who love her. Her attempts to cope only lead to more hurt and anger, threatening to cause her harm, end her career, and jeopardize her most beloved relationships. In her darkest moments, Cassie turns to the only solace she knows-her violin. The notes she plays are a desperate plea for help, seeking peace and protection from her inner turmoil. But can her precious instrument alone save her from the depths of life's brokenness, its dangers... and, perhaps most crucially, her cold-blooded self? A powerful story where redemption bleeds from each page, The Violinist is perfect for fans of Contemporary Christian fiction who enjoy: - Character-driven stories- Mental health themes- Clean romance- Unfiltered internal conflict You'll find yourself hating, loving, grieving with, and rooting hard for Cassie from the first page to the last. So, get a copy of The Violinist into your hands or onto your device now.

Pagina's: 273, Paperback, Independently published