The Secret of Walnut Avenue

The audiobook The Lights of Pecan Grove, written by Heather Webber, translated by Helena Hartlová. Read by Helena Dvořáková, directed by Ondřej Černý. Magical Moments #2 A magical novel full of family secrets, drama, and romance, set in a small Southern town community. Emme Wynn grew up on the run with her con-artist mother and has spent her entire life desperately wishing she belonged somewhere. When her grandmother Glory, from whom she has long been estranged, suddenly tracks her down and offers her a job, the young woman hopes she can finally put down the roots she has always dreamed of. In the town of Sweetgrass, Alabama, Emme is to help her grandmother at her market stall. But some bad habits learned from her parents are hard to shake, and Emme jeopardises her newfound happiness by keeping one big truth to herself. Her cousin Cora Bee Hazelton designs interiors, volunteers, and gardens. She keeps herself busy with anything that can distract her from the memories of a painful past that makes her keep most people at a distance. She is afraid of forming close relationships in case someone breaks her heart again. But when she injures her leg, she has no choice but to start letting people into her life. She soon realises that she can't hide her heart or her secret forever. HEATHER WEBBER Heather Webber is the author of more than thirty novels and has twice been nominated for the American Agatha Award. She enjoys reading, drinking too much coffee and tea, birdwatching, crocheting, and baking. She lives near Cincinnati, Ohio, and is hard at work on her next book. She also writes under the pseudonym Heather Blake. HELENA DVOŘÁKOVÁ She studied acting at the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts (JAMU), then worked at the Brno City Theatre, where she had been a guest performer during her studies and where she made a significant name for herself. In 2006, she moved to Prague and became a member of the Divadlo v Dlouhé company – in 2007, she won the Alfréd Radok Award for the role of Phèdre, and in 2011, she received a Thalia Award for her performance in The Tidings Brought to Mary. In 2018, she also received a Thalia Award for her acting performance in the radio play Hilda. On the silver screen, she has appeared in films such as Shadows of the Past (2009), Schmitke (2014), and The Devil's Mistress (2016). She is known for her roles in the series Cops and Robbers, The Black Ambulance, The Life and Times of Judge A.K., and Angel — A Murder Squad.