A troubled man finds a home in Sullivan’s Crossing

Sullivan's Crossing, the rustic campground nestled at the crossroads of the Colorado and Continental Divide trails, welcomes everyone looking for a relaxing escape, answers or direction…or a whole new lease on life.

Dakota Jones had a difficult upbringing. His parents struggled with mental illness, and he escaped his family by joining the military. Now discharged after several tours of duty, he has nowhere to go and no solid plans for the future.

Refusing to return home to his parents, he arrives in Sullivan’s Crossing, where his brother Cal and sister Sierra have both experienced the healing power of the place and its people. Here, Dakota will come to terms with his less-than-perfect family and plant the roots he’s never had.

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“Carr sets the bar for contemporary romance.”—Booklist

“Robyn Carr writes exactly the kind of women’s fiction I most love to read—warm, wonderful books about women’s friendships, love, and family.”—Susan Elizabeth Phillips

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