In the Heart of Paradise: The Rainier Series, Book 3

The Heart of Paradise is a deeply hopeful story that explores themes of mental health and motherhood in the 19th century.

Anna, the protagonist, discovers she's pregnant but feels trapped between doctors, older women, and real risks to her baby.

As she navigates this impossible choice, she must also confront her own mental health struggles and face her most dreaded fear.

Meanwhile, Anna's friend Elizabeth is reeling from an unexpected loss and struggling with her own nervous tendencies.

When she meets a handsome stranger on the train, she wonders if she can keep her "fits of mania" to herself.

But when she developes a phobia, she must face her fear to save what she loves most.

This powerful and thought-provoking novel will resonate with anyone who has ever struggled with mental health or the challenges of motherhood.