THE CALAMITY SOCIETY CLUB

A Historical Novel of Sisterhood, Survival, and the Storm That Remade Them

von Eleanor Ashcombe

206 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

When the sea rises against her, one woman discovers what she's truly made of.Galveston, September 1900. Josephine Calloway has spent her whole life certain of one thing - that a sensible woman marries for security, not for love. But on the eve of the dinner meant to seal her future, a storm no one believed could reach this island roars in from the Gulf, and Josie finds herself clinging to a rooftop with her family, watching everything she thought she wanted wash away beneath a black, rising sea.By dawn, the city she loves lies in ruins - and the life she was building lies with it. With her family's business gone and half the island homeless, Josie has nothing left to hold onto but her own two hands and the four grieving strangers standing beside her in the wreckage. Together, they will have to decide whether calamity gets the final word, or whether five women with nothing left to lose might build something the storm could never take from them again.But rebuilding a city - and a heart - comes at a cost. Between a stubborn father's expectations, a doctor whose steady hands promise a love she never planned for, and a fire that threatens to undo everything they've fought to build, Josie will learn that the sisterhood she never asked for may be the one thing strong enough to outlast any storm.Sweeping, tender, and rooted in one of the deadliest disasters in American history, The Calamity Society Club is a story of resilience, found family, and the quiet, stubborn courage of women who refuse to be undone.If you loved the emotional depth of Before We Were Yours and the sweeping community spirit of The Four Winds, you'll fall in love with this unforgettable story of survival and sisterhood.Grab your copy today and discover why some families are chosen, not born.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798190462784
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 03.08.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Independently published