Cassie Armstrong finds a passionate love letter hidden among her grandmother's quilting supplies, signed with the mysterious initials F. B. and Cassie has no idea who that is. It's certainly not her grandfather, Henry, a man more comfortable with actions than with words.

 Learning that her grandmother, whom she's always seen as somewhat conventional, might have had a secret love sends Cassie on a quest to find F. B. But doing that means raising questions about Lydia and Henry-and about Cassie's own relationship with her fiance, Cooper Lynch. Questions Cassie might not be ready to face. Because if Henry isn't the love of Lydia's life, maybe Cooper isn't the right man for Cassie, either. But love, like the letter, will end up surprising Cassie in more ways than she might expect.

The Letter

The house is special.

 Alissa Franklin knows this from the moment she walks into the run-down structure. Aided by carpenter Danny Pierce, she launches a restoration project to turn this place into her home. As each layer of decoration is stripped away, they grow closer. They also uncover the century-old mystery surrounding the original owners and a private love affair.

 The secrets aren't restricted to the past, however. And the ones between Alissa and Danny could jeopardize their relationship. Now she must choose to either walk away or find the courage to embrace a future with him.

The House Of Secrets

Elizabeth Blackwell, née le 3 février 1821 à Bristol (Royaume-Uni) et morte le 31 mai 1910 à Argyllshire dans les Highlands de l'Écosse, est une femme médecin, essayiste, journaliste scientifique, conférencière et militante féministe anglo-américaine. Elle est la première femme docteur en médecine diplômée par une université aux États-Unis, ainsi que la première femme membre du General Medical Council britannique.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Blackwell

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