Bøger af Victoria Dean

After the sudden death of his wife, Zoi, in a car accident, Chris Stevenson finds himself traveling from North Memphis, Tennessee, with his two baby girls--one eleven and a half months old, and one fifteen days--old trying to outrun a snowstorm back to Georgia where he was from. The baby was a four-pound-four-ounce preemie. There were wrecks on the interstate everywhere. He needed to get to Gran Nelsons. He needed her love, strength, wisdom, and help. After two days on the road, he was almost to Ellijay. His goal was to get to Blue Ridge. He had realized that wasn't happening tonight. His aunt Nora was holding a room for him at her Inn in Ellijay. He was a mile or so away, and as he rounded a curve, there was a car off the road in a snowbank with a woman passed out on the steering wheel. There had been no other cars on the road since Chatsworth.

Sophie returns to her grandparents'' lake house. They both had been long since gone. Her aunt Linda was here till three weeks ago. She looks out over the lake, and seven years of memories flood over her.The love of her life used to live up that path. She wondered, Is he still around? Where has life taken him? It took her down a wrong path. Here she is, coming back at twenty-three, widowed, and almost eight months pregnant. If he was still here, it would be painful to see him with someone else. Yet Sophie wanted to raise Abby Grace here on this lake. She hesitated, then up the beaten path she went on a warm day in August.