Maeve's Song of Hope (Irish to Idaho #4)

He built her a stage. She taught his silent heart to sing.

Maeve Gallagher has spent years singing for strangers and working for survival. After a cruel accusation brands her a thief, she leaves Boston behind and travels to Owl Flats, Idaho Territory, to marry a carpenter she knows only through a handful of honest letters.

Carpenter Jonas Webber is a gentle, solitary man more comfortable shaping timber than speaking before strangers.

Burdened by a stutter and years of loneliness, he never expected a spirited, auburn-haired bride whose beautiful voice could fill both his unfinished church hall and the empty places in his heart.

Their hurried marriage begins with uncertainty, but shared work and quiet kindness soon kindle a love neither expected. Maeve discovers strength beneath Jonas’s silence, while Jonas sees the courageous woman behind every rumor.

When an unwelcome visitor from Boston threatens to expose every painful secret, Maeve considers leaving to protect the man she has come to love.

To protect their future, Maeve must find the courage to sing again

—and Jonas must discover that a quiet man’s love can speak louder than any lie.