A secret library, hidden for decades.

A mystery about to unfold.

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About The Secret Library of Hannah Reeves

Cautious Claire Shelton, employee at a Maine antique shop, is surprised when she’s recruited to catalogue the treasures of reclusive Hanna Reeves, sole descendant of the state’s most colorful shipbuilders and industrialists.

Nearing eighty, Hanna is demanding, judgmental, and protective of a mansion that is a veritable shrine to her ancestors. Then, diving into her work, Claire discovers a hidden library that is the stuff of legend among locals. More enthralling are Hanna’s leather-bound family journals that open Claire up to the past—and soon forges a rich and unexpected bond between two very different women.

About Christine

Some writers are gifted with an unusual life and I’m certainly one of those. I’ve lived in Ohio, Virginia, California, Utah and now South Carolina. In college I was featured on the front page of the Houston Post for a lark that erased all my debt. I first met my four adopted children in the sweltering heat of the tropics. I helped build several companies and was lucky enough to earn a living doing what I love best—writing—in a PR firm I owned.

Praise for Christine

“Lost loves, generations-old secrets, and an unlikely friendship: Readers will fall headlong into this wonderfully layered gem.”

—Bestselling author Barbara Davis on The Secret Library of Hanna Reeves

“A masterful plot brimming with family secrets, suspense, and tough choices for its engaging, believable characters.”

—Bestselling author Julianne MacLean on
A Heart Like a Home

“A vastly enjoyable read and a triumphant celebration of love.”

—Literary Inklings
on Second Chance Grill

"Tautly plotted, expertly characterized, and genuinely riveting, Nolfi's emotional tour de force will capture readers' hearts." 

—Publishers Weekly on
The Passing Storm

“In this uplifting and charming story, each room of the inn is filled with friendship, forgiveness, and love.”

—Kirkus Reviews on
Sweet Lake

“A great pick for your book club this summer.”

—Working Mother on
The Road She Left Behind

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