Winter Solstice (Winter Street Book 4)

by Elin Hilderbrand

On the one hand, it’s frustrating—what good will his newfound knowledge do him once he’s six feet under? On the other hand, he’s grateful.

That’s actually the first and last lesson: gratitude for every experience.

If only someone had been there to remind him that his life, someday, would be over and he should pay attention and enjoy while he could.

success always comes with a price and that greatness often doesn’t allow for balance.

“You need to choose bravery over shame,” Leanne says. “Humility over pride.

Time remains a mystery to Margaret. A game of Monopoly can consume an afternoon, and an hour on the treadmill seems like forever. But a lifetime passes in an instant.

She’s going to hold him until he passes, Margaret thinks. It’s beautiful and right—but it’s also really, really sad. Tears flow silently down Margaret’s face.