Eleanor Gwyn-Jones

Enna Petersen has never been good at making personal decisions, what she needs is a Life GPS.  At twenty-eight, she already has a tangled map of ‘Could Have Beens’ in her rearview mirror, and now she has hit another great gaping directional dilemma: should she fulfill her theatrical passion and save her beloved theatre from closure, or, ‘recalculating’ say goodbye to the home she loves and accept the proposal of her boyfriend, uprooting to... Pennsylvania?

On autopilot, she files her visa applications, endures a farcical medical at the Embassy and awaits her visa interview, when she meets a beguiling stranger, an actor, Will. Where there's a 'Will', there's a way.  He suggests an alternate route to help save her theatre, a radical scheme sure to succeed.  How can she refuse and give up on her dream?  Determination is in her DNA, she can’t just fly off, que sera and c’est la vie.  But, if she doesn’t, does she risk losing the love of her life?

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Evie McCalpine is a Katy May success story!  She has worked her British charm teaching women about the fountain of youth and has risen to the top, driving the car, winning the trips, earning the five figure monthly bonus checks.  It's no wonder that her husband of ten years, Scott, feels intimidated, insignificant and ignored.  Not that Evie would notice.

It is the wedding photograph, hung proudly above the mantel place in the cozy home of her new customer, that really arrests Evie's attention.  Could it be?  No, surely not.  But.  Yes, it is.  It's Scott smiling from the photograph, his eyes twinkling with the look that she thought was only reserved for her, his big bear-like arms encircling another woman in white.  Another wife.

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