Still I Sing - A Song of Hope

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Dedication For my mother— whose hands have stitched more than fabric. You’ve quilted warmth into every season of our lives, grace into every corner of our home, and love into every memory I carry. This story is for you— a quiet tribute to your art, your care, and your faith. As you’ve pieced together beauty for others, I hope this story returns a small square of that warmth to you. Thank you for teaching me what it means to cover others with love. Story Summary Still I Sing: A Song of Hope In the heart of Groton, Massachusetts, winter settles over a centuries-old colonial home as Noah returns to care for his ailing mother, Miriam—a devoted quilter who has spent her life quietly stitching warmth and grace into the lives of others. Inside her home, Noah discovers more than fabric and thread—he finds the legacy of a woman who has sewn prayers into cloth and ministry into every square. As Miriam grows weaker, an unfinished quilt of names sits waiting, its final piece still blank. And when she no longer has the strength to complete it, Noah—who once believed he had nothing to offer—picks up the needle. Thread by thread, he learns not only how to finish her work, but how to carry her heart. Together, through blizzards and hymns, silence and song, mother and son share one final season of love. Still I Sing: A Song of Hope is a story of legacy, gentle faith, and the healing power of presence. It's about what we leave behind, what we carry forward, and the music that continues… even after goodbye.