| Author: | Jackie Calhoun | ISBN: | 9781594939600 |
| Publisher: | Bella Books | Publication: | September 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jackie Calhoun |
| ISBN: | 9781594939600 |
| Publisher: | Bella Books |
| Publication: | September 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sarah Sweeney and Hayley Baxter are incredulous when they literally bump into each other among the tens of thousands of protesters at the Wisconsin State Capital. Its been eleven years since Hayley left for New York City and a journalism career.
\r\nWhen Hayley offers to share her hotel room on weekends, Sarah takes her up on it. Too quickly she realizes her once fierce love for Hayley still simmers under the surface of her anger. But when the protests move to their next stage Sarah goes back to teaching, certain that Hayley will never leave her roommate and job in New York.
But then the bad economy causes Hayleys newspaper to go belly-up and she is forced to return to Wisconsin, and to the lake where it all began…
Storyteller Jackie Calhoun weaves a tale of personal and political awakenings as two women try to find peace with the past and the future.
\r\nWhen Hayley offers to share her hotel room on weekends, Sarah takes her up on it. Too quickly she realizes her once fierce love for Hayley still simmers under the surface of her anger. But when the protests move to their next stage Sarah goes back to teaching, certain that Hayley will never leave her roommate and job in New York.
But then the bad economy causes Hayleys newspaper to go belly-up and she is forced to return to Wisconsin, and to the lake where it all began…
Storyteller Jackie Calhoun weaves a tale of personal and political awakenings as two women try to find peace with the past and the future.
Sarah Sweeney and Hayley Baxter are incredulous when they literally bump into each other among the tens of thousands of protesters at the Wisconsin State Capital. Its been eleven years since Hayley left for New York City and a journalism career.
\r\nWhen Hayley offers to share her hotel room on weekends, Sarah takes her up on it. Too quickly she realizes her once fierce love for Hayley still simmers under the surface of her anger. But when the protests move to their next stage Sarah goes back to teaching, certain that Hayley will never leave her roommate and job in New York.
But then the bad economy causes Hayleys newspaper to go belly-up and she is forced to return to Wisconsin, and to the lake where it all began…
Storyteller Jackie Calhoun weaves a tale of personal and political awakenings as two women try to find peace with the past and the future.
\r\nWhen Hayley offers to share her hotel room on weekends, Sarah takes her up on it. Too quickly she realizes her once fierce love for Hayley still simmers under the surface of her anger. But when the protests move to their next stage Sarah goes back to teaching, certain that Hayley will never leave her roommate and job in New York.
But then the bad economy causes Hayleys newspaper to go belly-up and she is forced to return to Wisconsin, and to the lake where it all began…
Storyteller Jackie Calhoun weaves a tale of personal and political awakenings as two women try to find peace with the past and the future.
