Take Me Home

Take Me Home

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2012 · English · Hardcover · 8 editions
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Tim Arbuckle and Claire Parker had both decided that after graduating college they would to move to New York to peruse their dreams.

Tim had married an actress, Anaos Tremont but unfortunately it did not end well and he decided to return to his home in Sanctuary. When he returned he opened up the Sanctuary Veterinary Hospital where he could treat animals and just go back to a quiet life. Unfortunately he also carried a keep a very painful secret that he would live with for the rest of his life.

Claire worked in a famous Art Gallery and had recently been divorced from her husband; Milo and had no plans to leave New York.

One day Claire gets a call that her sister, Holly is suffering from a very severe case of Lyme Disease and needs help. Holly is living with a traveling salesmen for a husband, and two children to raise she is not well or strong enough to even do daily chores so Claire is on her way home to Sanctuary.

Claire meets Sharon of Healing Spring Stables and notices that Claire is seeking refuge here. She decides to introduce her to a very sick horse named Willow and tells her that she should whisper to her and she will help. Of course Willow is no talking Mr Ed but he definitely plays a very important part of her life and in making decisions about staying or leaving Sanctuary. Willow is a good listener and that is exactly what Claire needs

Tim is doing a routine checkup on the horses when he is introduced to Claire and a very unusual relationship begins. Both have been hurt and are cautious but something stronger and more powerful is bringing them together.

I feel the author conveys the emotional hurt that one has to go thru as painful as it might be and to stop holding back in order to move forward in life. I enjoyed it very much.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 349 pages
Language English
Published Nov 1, 2012
Publisher Montlake Romance
Editions 8 editions

Genres

Contemporary
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