Buck Washington moved to the quiet shores of Edisto Island, South Carolina to retire and live out his life in peace. But on the first morning in his new beach shack, he is awoken at sunrise by the sounds of his neighbor--a man as old as he is--playing a violin in a chair before the waves. When the same thing happens each morning thereafter, Buck seeks to find the reasons behind the ritual. What he discovers will lead him on an unexpected adventure to help a friend with a broken heart.
A thousand miles away in Massachusetts, Father Peter Moore is on the verge of leaving the priesthood. But before he can abandon his vocation, he is ordered by his superiors to investigate the authenticity of a potential miracle . . . or warning. His journey takes him to the coasts of Rhode Island, where a statue of the Virgin Mary is said to be radiating extreme levels of heat.
In Two Statues, first-time novelist Brian Kennelly has penned a tale of family, forgiveness and adventure that will absorb you as you rush through its pages, and stay with you long after the last one is turned.
