The Things We Do for Love

Avalon, Illinois, Christine and her husband, Adam, face an unexpected challenge when their teenage daughter, Hannah, becomes pregnant. The Things We Do for Love follows the journey of this family as they come to terms with the unexpected and navigate the complexities of love and sacrifice. Susan Ericksen’s compelling narration effortlessly transports listeners to the heart of this moving tale. We meet a myriad of secondary characters who add depth and perspective to the narrative. The warm and nurturing Grandma Rose, ever wise and generous with her advice, is a beacon of hope for Christine and Hannah. On the other hand, Aunt Rae’s sharp wit and resilience offer a refreshing perspective amidst the turmoil. Together, they provide a support system for the family, weaving their own stories into the fabric of this powerful novel. The tale is both heartwarming and heart-wrenching, as Christine confronts her own past, her unfulfilled dreams, and the choices she made for love. Hannah’s struggles with her newfound reality challenge the family’s dynamics, forcing everyone to reevaluate their relationships and their understanding of love. The story captures the essence of family, forgiveness, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of life’s challenges. For fans of At First Sight – A story that explores the complexities of second chances and the power of true love to heal even the deepest wounds and Home Again – A poignant tale of family, loss, and the healing power of love that brings together two lost souls, helping them rediscover the meaning of home, there is a lot in this single novel. The Things We Do for Love is an unforgettable journey into the heart of one family, revealing the lengths to which we go in the name of love.