Rachel Norby

Published in 2010

Does true love actually exist? Is it possible to convince someone spited by love in the past to give it a second chance? Is hope ever really lost? These are some of the questions that Katherine, now age 75, addresses as she tells her story to the three eccentric sisters at New Horizons Assisted Living. While telling her story, she hopes to convince Patience, the most difficult sister, that love does indeed exist in a world riddled by pain and that hope can be found in places that seem hopeless. If she can convince Patience, then perhaps she can convince you as well.

Appealing to love story fans of all ages, Let the Rain Fall chronicles Katherine’s life as a teenager in love, wrestling with her future and her parents’ pressure to marry well, through the turbulent twenties with disappointment and loss close at hand, and onward to dealing with many changes at the age of 75. While listening to Katherine’s story, we are reminded that no matter what life throws at us, there is always hope for a better tomorrow. Not only is there hope, but life sometimes gives us a second chance…even when we feel undeserving of it.