Emotional fiction · Family drama · Supernatural suspense
Some losses never truly leave us.
Some kinds of love do not end when a life does.
Leah Wrenford writes hauntingly emotional fiction about the people we lose, the memories we keep and the impossible things we might do for one more moment with someone we love.
Blending family drama, supernatural suspense and Gothic romance, Leah grounds the impossible in familiar feelings: longing, guilt, devotion and the fear of losing someone twice.
In Losing Evangeline, Genevieve and Sebastian survive a devastating accident without their eleven-year-old daughter. When signs suggest Evie is reaching them, hope begins to threaten the family left behind. In The Last Restoration, a widowed conservation architect restoring an Art Nouveau villa in France falls for a woman bound to its past; the romance forces him to question what restoration can truly save.
Leah favours tenderness without easy consolation. Her characters must decide when holding on becomes harmful, what forgiveness can repair and whether letting go is itself an act of love.
Her suspense draws readers in; the emotional consequences stay with them.
For readers drawn to grief, family and love beyond ordinary boundaries, Leah offers fiction with heart and a darker edge.
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