More Than Sorrow

Once, Hannah Manning was an internationally-renowned journalist and war correspondent.�Today, she�� a woman suffering from a traumatic brain injury.�Unable to read, unable to concentrate, full of pain, lost and confused, haunted by her memories, Hannah goes to her sister�� small-scale vegetable farm in Ontario to recover.�

As summer settles on the farm, she finds comfort in the soft rolling hills and neat fields as well as friendship in the company of Hila Popalzai, an Afghan woman also traumatized by war.

Hannah experiences visions of a woman, emerging from the icy cold mist. Is the woman real? Or the product of a severely damaged brain?

Which would be worse?

Then Hila disappears. When Hannah cannot account for her time, not even to herself, old enemies begin to circle.�

In this modern Gothic novel of heart-wrenching suspense, past and present merge into a terrifying threat to the only thing Hannah still holds dear ��her ten-year-old niece, Lily.