A precious collection of stories. Collection No. 3 (set of 3 books)

Azure on his fingers
On the wedding day, Amy went not to the altar, but to the funeral. It seemed that the pain of the groom’s loss was never calm down, but after two years she met with a talented photographer Jan Collins, whose talent and friendship allowed her to re -feel the taste of life. But in the case of James"s death, there are still many white spots. His family hides something, and Amy cannot get rid of the thought that James is alive. However, the main shock is the postcard coming from Mexico. On it is a picture of an artist named Carlos. Amy cannot look away. James was an artist. And she is confident a thousand percent that this is his work. Everyone around repeats that she was crazy, her groom is dead, and only Jan Collins is ready to believe her. Amy knows, he loves her. But ... James. James is the best that was with her.
Easy to heart
How often a non -wore secret lies behind a blessed facade. How often do we wear a feeling of guilt in which there is no strength to admit anyone? But if it gets out of courage, if the load falls, will it become easier? And is it necessary to reveal to loved ones your secrets, shifting to them the severity that it is no longer possible to carry? Metlitskaya does not answer these questions. She simply tells the stories of her characters, allowing readers to draw conclusions themselves.
Violets in March
In the life of Emily Wilson, the once successful girl of New York, a dark strip comes. The creative crisis, cool relationships with relatives, and then the treason, force Emily to leave the metropolis and go to the island of Bainbrid to his cousin Bi, to the house, next to which wild violets grow, and the ocean foams right at the porch. On the island of Emily, he meets the charismatic Jack, who tells her a funny story about how he was not allowed in childhood to come too close to her house. But it seems that Bo is not very pleased with their acquaintance ... Emily does not receive any explanations from her, but soon finds a diary of a certain Esther Johnson dated to 1943, whose records shed light on the strange behavior of local residents and change Emily"s eyes on the island, which she I adored from childhood