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The Colour of Hope book. Susan Madison writes of the emotions and events that befall a grieving family with immense understanding.

The Colour of Hope book. How do you cope with the loss of a teenage daughter? When Josie. In the face of appalling tragedy, she manages to find courage in the most unexpected places. Before you even realise it, a new kind of hope emerges. This is a book that will move any reader, and maybe offer some kind of salutary warning to all parents. Having children is a privilege beyond compare; listen to them and love them unconditionally.

Susan Madison is a pseudonym. She lives in Oxford, England; The Color of Hope is her first novel.

Ruth Connelly's perfect world-a loving husband, two bright children, a booming law career in Boston, and an ancestral vacation home on the Maine coast-is shattered by a fatal sailing accident. Susan Madison is a pseudonym.

This was a wonderful book. The story was intricately woven and kept a nice pace. The family dynamics proved interesting till the last page

This was a wonderful book. The family dynamics proved interesting till the last page. I felt I knew the characters and would love to see this book make it to the big screen.

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Susan Madison is a pseudonym.

Susannah James Susan Madison. Susan Moody (born 1940 in Oxford) is the principal nom de plume of Susan Elizabeth Horwood, an English novelist best known for her suspense novels. John Dalgleish Donaldson (m. 2001). After marrying Professor John Dalgleish Donaldson in 2001, she became the stepmother of his four children, including Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. Touching The Sky. Letters From Kirsten (Denmark).

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She also writes contemporary mainstream fiction and her recent release The Color of Heaven was a USA Today bestseller. From the moment I started reading The Color of Heaven I've been mesmerized

She also writes contemporary mainstream fiction and her recent release The Color of Heaven was a USA Today bestseller. From the moment I started reading The Color of Heaven I've been mesmerized. Book Two and now Book Three The Color of Hope did not disappoint and I'm anxious to read Book Four in this series.

How do you cope with the loss of a teenage daughter? When Josie Connelly is swept away during a family sailing trip off the coast of New England, her parents and younger brother must come to terms with their grief and learn to live with their guilt. With no body to bury, the desperate hope of the days and weeks immediately following the tragedy only serve to add to the family's anguish. And then, when it seems all hope is gone, The Colour of Hope charts the changing lives and relationships of the remaining members of the Connelly family. Josie's mum, Ruth, throws herself into her job at a prestigious Boston law firm where she works as a corporate lawyer. Unable to accept that she no longer has a daughter and haunted by the fact that, in the weeks before the accident, their relationship had deteriorated to a point where she had seen hatred in Josie's eyes, she refuses to mourn or let her husband or son express their despair. Inevitably, things can only get worse.nnSusan Madison writes of the emotions and events that befall a grieving family with immense understanding. In the face of appalling tragedy, she manages to find courage in the most unexpected places. Before you even realise it, a new kind of hope emerges. This is a book that will move any reader, and maybe offer some kind of salutary warning to all parents. Having children is a privilege beyond compare; listen to them and love them unconditionally.