A View from the Attic Window

Janie Tullus is sixteen, skinny, and plain when she throws a book at the handsome, wealthy Radford Reese—and never gets to apologize before he leaves town. Over the years, as family tragedy forces her to sacrifice college and care for her ailing mother, Janie watches the Reese mansion from her attic window. When she unknowingly takes a job at the company Rad now runs, old wounds, buried feelings, and questions of faith and forgiveness finally come full circle.

• A rich boy, a poor girl, and a book thrown across a high school hallway that changes both their lives
• She watched his mansion light up her attic window for twelve years—then he lit it up just for her
• A grand romantic gesture: illuminated banners on a hillside mansion spelling 'WILL YOU MARRY ME?'
• Two sisters, two suitors, and the quiet difference between a man who is charming and a man who keeps his word

“"Don't you think that the way you feel inside changes the way you look at things on the outside?"”

Perfect for a Latter-day Saint woman who enjoys sweet, faith-affirming romance novels about second chances, forgiveness, and marrying in the temple.