Captured in Frame

By Laura Thomas

Description:

“In an idyllic village nestled in the English countryside, photographer Georgia Brooks is desperate to begin a new chapter in her life. Bramble Cottage was supposed to give her space to heal and hope again after suffering betrayal and rejection by the only man she ever loved. This was Georgia’s chance to rekindle her faith and reconnect with her sisters in a place that held sweet childhood memories—not expose herself to the ugly underbelly of the art world and put her family in danger.

Local pediatric surgeon, Doctor William Hughes, is captivated by the Canadian beauty with a camera over one shoulder and the weight of the world on the other. After suffering his own tragic loss and balancing a demanding career with raising a toddler, he recognizes the heaviness of grief . . . and the burden of guilt.

When Georgia discovers she could be in possession of incriminating evidence to frame a criminal ring, she needs to trust someone. She chooses Will. Postcards, photographs, paintings—something about Bramble Cottage is worth killing for. Can Georgia uncover the truth in time?”

Book Takeaway:

In Captured in Frame, the overarching theme is one of forgiveness and the beauty of second chances, so my desire would be for the reader to take away this truth: with God, there is always hope and you are always loved.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wanted to whisk my readers away to the serenity of the English countryside and share Georgia's journey through pain, betrayal, and fear to a place of hope, healing, and joy. I wrote this book with this beautiful quote in mind: “Though our feelings come and go, God’s love for us does not.” C.S. Lewis