Linda Wood Rondeau

Fiddlers Fling Linda Wood Rondeau

Engaged to a wealthy rising political star, a driven social worker returns to her small-town roots. With her wedding to Robert Ashworth weeks away, Jolene Murdock receives a call from Dwight Etting, her estranged father's junior partner and her former boyfriend. The business is crumbling, and her father is dying. Compelled to visit in spite of Robert's objections, Jolene wonders if reconciliation is possible given her father's hatred of all things Ashworth. And there was Dwight. How could she work side-by-side with him and not reveal her secret sin? To complicate matters her father wants her to play a duet with him in the upcoming Essex County Fiddlers Fling; however, her fiddle was among the many things she left behind when she abandoned Brookside. More than a romance. Set in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains, Fiddlers Fling depicts the struggle of the human spirit to find absolution in good deeds rather than accept the unconditional forgiveness God offers the repentant heart.