Writer John Harrison lives in Petoskey, Michigan with his wife Betsy, and their 11 year old daughter Amy. Every year on the Friday afternoon before Memorial Day, John goes by himself to their Les Cheneaux cabin to prepare it for the summer. And every year Betsy and Amy join him at the cabin the following morning. But this year an unthinkable tragedy strikes the Harrison family.
A former Detroit police detective, Russell Townsend, heads the investigation of this tragedy. But it is deputy sheriff, Natalie Hebert - a Cajun uprooted from a tiny town outside Lafayette, Louisiana to the U.P. of Michigan - that is the heroine of this story. Her compassion for John brings him back from the brink of despair and gives his life hope. And her insights into human nature and skills as an investigator, reveal that all is not as it seems.

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"There is a love that surpasses romantic love. It is called sacrificial love. And it is the most romantic love that I have ever known."

David Andrews had never felt at home, that is, until he came to Mackinac Island - a place where time seemed to stand still, a place reminiscent of simpler days. But a journey back in time shows him those days were not so simple. Will the love he finds in the past make his perilous journey worthwhile?

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