A Storm of Infinite Beauty by Julianne MacLean

 The author knocked it out of the park with this book!  She has such a way with words that the reader can picture herself sitting in the Wilderness Lodge with Blaine and Maud.  


I'm not usually a fan of dual timeline stories but this one worked so well and flowed so effortlessly.  


The book left me thinking about each of the characters and the strength and resilience of their story.


Thanks so much to netgalley and the publisher for the arc. The opinions are my own.

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