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Welcome!
I’m honored you’re spending your precious time with me!
Do you love to read historical stories with a twist? Do authentic characters, living in the midst of real life problems keep you turning the page?
Let me take you into the beautiful Colorado mountains and experience the joys and challenges of the Chandler family and their historical Victorian home.
The Rose Haven Journals, Book 1
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The Second Story Window
Can a legacy of healing overcome a lifetime of rejection?
An unsolicited FedEx envelope arrives on Matthew Chandler’s desk. It’s about his family’s ancestral home. Rose Haven. Located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. It’s his now. Whether he likes it or not.
Amelia Richardson loves the charming historical home. Matthew can’t wait to get rid of it. He hopes to erase childhood memories of ghosts and dysfunction. And why should some annoying realtor, whom he has never met, have anything to say about what he does with his house?
Hobbling around his great-grandfather’s study after a freak skiing accident, lifting old newspapers, moving books off shelves, Matthew stumbles upon something that finally catches his attention. It’s a journal. The writing of his great-grandfather, Evan Chandler. Matthew flops into a chair, starts reading. And his life begins to change.
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About Margie Wood
Margie’s heart is to help others find their way to forgiveness. She infuses this mantra into her novels, where characters live imperfect lives and experience truth and freedom.
A long-time Colorado resident, Margie fosters a love for Victorian mansions and the Rocky Mountains. Her happy places are sipping tea in Victorian dresses and hats with good friends and attending writing retreats in the serenity of the majestic mountains.