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The Letters African American cinematic visuals that heighten theAuthor Suzanne Woods Fisher Publisher Revell (August 1, 2013) Binding paperback Condition like new Summary In "The Letters" by Suzanne Woods Fisher, the first novel in The Inn at Eagle Hill series, we follow the journey of widow Rose Schrock as she transforms her Amish home into a bed and breakfast. As Rose rebuilds her life and opens her heart to new possibilities, she discovers secrets, faith, and the power of love through a series of unexpected