Deep in the rich history of Limerick during Ireland's Great Famine, after everything it cost Sarah Cavendish to become Sarah Burgess, she finally has what she chose: a husband who sees her fully for the woman she is, asks rather than commands, and offers a loving partnership neither London's drawing rooms nor Ireland's farmhouses could ever have prepared her for. At last, Sarah discovers the quiet happiness she had searched for all her life. When John quietly sells the violin he spent years building with his own hands, intending one day to leave it to his firstborn son, so that Sarah might once again know the fragrance of her old world, she finally understands what love truly looks like. It is but one of many moments that reveal the extraordinary depth of the man she chose, and the life she believed they had finally earned. But happiness has a way of drawing the attention of forces determined to destroy it. Promises made in Book Two now come due, and what society, religion, nature, and Parliament take from Sarah and John threatens to undo everything they have built together, leaving Sarah to face the most impossible decision of her life. Return to the comfort and safety her London family has always kept waiting for her... ...or follow John into two years of darkness neither of them, nor their love, may survive. No one would blame her for choosing either one. Set against the Great Famine that claimed more than a million lives and forever changed Ireland, The Hope of Harmony is the powerful conclusion to the Beyond Harmony trilogy. It asks the question this extraordinary journey has been building toward from the very beginning: when loving John costs Sarah everything a second time, can she still choose him?