Love's Grand Sweet Song

Francie Forrester has spent her whole life singing—in church pews, in a cramped diner, in the corners of a town that never quite had room for her voice. When a chance encounter in Chicago opens the door to the opera world, she steps through it, armed with raw talent, stubborn pride, and a faith that keeps her standing when everything else gives way.

But ambition isn't Francie's only complication. Henry Jasper—the man she left behind, the one who chose his family's approval over her—has never quite left her heart. When their paths cross again, the pull between them is undeniable. Only this time, the Great War is threatening to end things before they can truly begin again.

Rich with the textures of 1915 Chicago, the grandeur of the opera stage, and the quiet power of a woman who refuses to let her circumstances define her, Love's Grand Sweet Song is a sweeping second-chance romance about what it costs to follow your calling — and what it's worth to hold on to love.