Just when you think you\'ll never find the real thing. ★★★★★
Loved it I loved this.
Nothing better than a connection between a good book and your reality.
The simplistic life has never looked more appealing and I feel blessed to be able to relate with it.
Another romantic, yet thrilling Novel that set my belly into a wave of butterflies and feely goods. ★★★★★
Butterflies.
Starting over, hope and fate make for a fantastic story.
Keegan and Bowie have a chance meeting when she stops for directions driving into town.
Bowie Dare left the FBI for the quiet life at the Lake where he can write his suspense novels.
Keegan Monroe moves to Smith Mountain Lake Virginia from Hollywood to try to save her son from going down a bad path her daughter took, they haven\'t heard from her in a year. *** ★★★★★
Love everything Inglath writes.
And you just never know when the real thing might come along.
But in this chance encounter, they begin to realize that the puzzle pieces of life don\'t always make sense until we\'re a little further down the road.
When Keegan stops at Bowie\'s house to ask directions the night she arrives at the lake, they\'re both at a point of questioning their earlier choices and whether those choices had been worth the price.
He\'d lost his wife in the process -- she liked the old Bowie -- the one who had been able to compartmentalize the bad stuff he saw and go on with life per normal.
Years of seeing the evil underbelly of society led him to a point where he had to choose a different existence.
Bowie Dare, an ex-FBI agent turned thriller writer, loves the life he\'s made for himself and his dog Carson on Smith Mountain Lake.
She doesn\'t intend to waste her son\'s last year of high school in the same way and determines that things will be different between them in spite of his obvious resentment of the move to Virginia.
And so, while she fully met their physical needs, the best schools and a luxurious lifestyle, she hadn\'t been a daily presence in their lives the way she now knows she should have been.
Raised in the foster care system, Keegan had been determined that her children would live a different life. for a quieter life on Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia.
When she realizes she\'s to blame for her nineteen-year-old daughter\'s disappearance, Keegan Monroe leaves behind a successful career in L.
A. . .
Just when you think you\'ll never find the real thing
