The Irrationality of Poetry: Inspirational Christian Romance (Souls of the Sea Book 3)

In the hectic halls of a mental hospital, a woman pleads with the nurses to attach a handwritten poem to the daughter she’s about to give birth to.

The nurses tell the woman she’s overreacting because she believes she won’t survive childhood.

But just as she predicted, the woman who gives birth to Sonnet slips away shortly afterward.Sonnet has led a charmed life.

She’s beautiful, a world-renowned violinist, and she’s engaged to a handsome man that seems to adore her.

Adopted at an early age, Sonnet has never been curious about her birth mother until her eighteenth birthday—the day the woman who gave birth to her asked her to read the left-behind poem.While she’s still trying to cope with her birth mother’s words, tragedy strikes, and in an instant, everything changes.

How will Sonnet navigate life when she can no longer rely on her beauty and talent? As everything unravels, Sonnet learns that everything she counted on was just well-disguised quicksand.