"Some love stories don't begin with fireworks-they begin with letters."

In the summer of 1934, Mary Antoinette Meister is already considered an old maid at twenty-two. Life in Batesville, Indiana, hasn't offered much beyond chores and quiet expectations. So when she's invited to help her brother, Father John, a Franciscan priest stationed in Port Sulphur, Louisiana, she agrees-more out of duty than curiosity.

She expects heat, mosquitos, and mass.

She doesn't expect Oscar Buras.

A sixth-generation son of the bayou, Oscar is smitten the moment he sees Mary. But she's unimpressed-and uninterested. Still, her brother encourages the unlikely suitor, seeing something good and steady in the young man.
He's still in love. She's still unconvinced.

A year passes. Mary returns to Indiana, and Father John moves on to another post. But Oscar isn't ready to give up. At her father's invitation, he visits Batesville-and finally convinces Mary to write.

What begins as reluctant correspondence becomes a lifeline.

One year.

Two hearts.

Dozens of letters.

And a love story that will cross miles, melt doubts, and stand the test of time.

Perfect for fans of heartfelt historical romance, Love Letters from the Edge of the World is a tender tale of second chances, stubborn hearts, and a love worth waiting for.

Order now to get lost in this love story loosely based on a true story.