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Somewhere to Begin Again

Finding Somewhere Series, Book 4

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Somewhere to Begin Again

By: Verna Clay
Narrated by: Cate Barratt
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Is there somewhere the past and present collide?

Sandy Gutierrez wonders if she's in the midst of a lucid dream or perhaps a nightmare. As owner of the popular boutique Bathing Suits Galore in Somewhere, Oregon, she unexpectedly finds her orderly life shifted unimaginably when a handsome tourist enters her shop.

Of one thing Quince Calloway is sure - he has lived before. During childhood his beloved parents not only encouraged his remembrances, but his mother documented them. After her death, he rediscovers her journals and is faced with a decision: Follow the clues in the journals or dismiss them and return to his job as a police detective? He decides to follow the clues that lead to a quaint and colorful coastal Oregon town. Unwittingly, a charming shopkeeper is thrust into his quest for answers.

©2017 Verna Clay (P)2020 Verna Clay
Romance Oregon

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