will appeal across the board and might require a hankie or two.”
—Library Journal, starred review, on What We Find
“Robyn Carr has done it again.... What We Find is complex, inspirational, and well-written. A romance that truly inspires readers as life hits them the hardest.”
—San Francisco Review Journal
“Carr sets the bar for contemporary romance. haracters, and an inviting setting make Carr’s latest an enhancement...to any fiction collection.”
—Booklist, starred review, on What We Find
To Sarah Burningham,
my friend and PR guru, with deep affection and gratitude.
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Praise for Robyn Carr and Sullivan’s Crossing
Happiness is the only good. The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way
to be happy is to make others so.
—Robert Green Ingersoll
ON THE FIRST really warm, dry day in early March, Dr. Leigh Culver left her clinic at lunchtime and drove out to Sullivan’s Crossing. As she walked into the store at the campground, the owner, Sully, peeked around the corner from the kitchen. “Hi,” Leigh said. “Have you had lunch yet?”
“Just about to,” Sully replied.
“Let me take you to lunch,” she said. “What’s your pleasure?”
“My usual—turkey on whole wheat. In fact, I just made it.”
“Aw, I’d like to treat you.”
“Appreciate the sentiment, Doc, but it’s my store. I can’t let you buy me a sandwich that’s already bought and paid for. In fact, I’ll make another one real quick if that sounds good to you.” He started pulling out his supplies. “What are you