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"This sequel to Falling Home is poignant look at Southern life."
Reviewed by Lory Martin
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted March 15, 2003

Suzanne Paris, on the run from an abusive ex-fiancé, stops in Walton, Georgia, on a whim. Little does she know that Joe Warner, the town mayor and a widower with six children, will make her want to stop running. But her past begins to catch up with her and Suzanne Read more...

"An old-fashioned love story-quite a delight!"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted March 25, 2003

Photographer Suzanne Paris flees her unhappy past taking a bus to Atlanta. When the bus discharges passengers in Walton, Georgia, Suzanne makes an instant decision and disembarks. Almost immediately, Suzanne finds a teen handing her an infant to hold for a second. Not used to children, Suzanne struggles for Read more...

"I felt as if I had come home!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted April 8, 2003

Running away from her ex-fiancé, Suzanne Lewis finds her way to Walton, Georgia. She hadn't meant to stop there but the heart necklace she wears says, "A life without rain is like the sun without shade." On the back it says "R. Michael, Jewelers. Walton." Could this be the Read more...