Danielle Steels 49th bestselling novel is a story of courage and loss of thepower of family and the strength of the human soul.Life was good for Liz and Jack Su... » 

Danielle Steels 49th bestselling novel is a story of courage and loss of thepower of family and the strength of the human soul.Life was good for Liz and Jack Sutherland. In eighteen years of marriage theyhad built a family a successful law practice and a warm happy home near SanFrancisco in a house on Hope Street. Then in an instant it all fell apart.It began like any other Christmas morning with joy and childrens laughter.But for Jack Sutherland a fiveminute errand ends in tragedy. And suddenlyLiz is alone facing painful questions in the wake of an unbearable loss.How can she go on without her husband her partner her best friend? How canshe grieve when she must console five devastated children including one withspecial needs of his own? Powered by her childrens love Liz finds thestrength to return to work to become both mother and daddy coaching heryoungest son for the Special Olympics. And one by one the holidays come and gobefore her eyes Valentines Day without flowers and withoutJack...Easter...July 4.... Then just weeks before Labor Day a devastatingaccident sends her oldest son to the hospitaland brings a doctor named BillWebster into her life. Bill becomes a friend to Liz as he slowly heals hershattered son.And as the long days of summer blend into fall a new relationship offers newhope and Liz reflects on what she has on what shes lost on the littleblessings that give strength when nothing else is left. Then with the firstanniversary of her husbands death approaching and with it another Christmasin the house on Hope Street Liz will face one more crisis before she can lookback at a year of mourning andchangeand ahead to the beginning of a new life.The House on Hope Street is about learning to live again after you think lifeis over about getting up when you have been knocked down again and again. Itis about cherishing small miracles and believing in big ones. It i «