So many feels. I loved Marcie. I loved Ian. I loved Marcie's devotion to her late husband, and to the man who brought him home and then fell off the map. I loved her determination to find Ian. To tell Ian his father was dying so he could try to see him one more time, and then to promptly switch her allegiance and stand behind Ian's reasons for not wanting to see his father. For not trying to change Ian, for accepting him exactly as he was.

I cried a lot during this short book. Not because it was sad, but because it was just so emotional. So good. So very very good.

I'm adding this book to Jenny1230's Variety Genre Bookbox.

I received this as part of JennyC1230's Variety Genre bookbox. I won't be keeping this book, as the last in line I will find a new home for it in the near future.

Releasing this book as part of Waternixie's Potluck Book Ray. Sending this book to the next participant. Happy Travels!

checking in from Waternixie's bookbox, duplicate. will swap it out with my copy

Marcie tracks her deceased husband's comrade to a remote wilderness. He's shut himself off from life, until plucky Marcie shows up and won't let him alone

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