Where the Road Bends by Rachel Fordham
Can a Man with Nothing and a Woman in Dire Need Make a Life Together?
Rachel Fordham’s novels have made their mark in the historical romance genre with character-driven stories that pull at the heart strings. In Where the Road Bends, Fordham beautifully blends romance and adventure in a novel about finding redemption for past mistakes in order to make a better future.
For Norah King, her family land is all she has left—and she can’t lose it, even if it means marrying someone she doesn’t love. Days before the wedding, she discovers a badly injured man on her property and chooses to take him in—a decision she could live to regret.
Norah’s nursing does more than aid Quincy Barnes’s recovery; it also awakens his heart. But as a penniless man with no home of his own, Quincy has nothing to offer her. The honorable choice is to leave and let her marry her intended. The only problem is that when he leaves, he inadvertently takes something that doesn’t belong to him— something that will change both their lives forever.
When their paths cross next, Quincy sees firsthand the consequences of his actions and will go to great lengths to set things right, but will it be enough?
Can Quincy come clean to Norah and make amends? Or will their future together be ruined before it has even begun?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Rachel Fordham is the author of The Hope of Azure Springs, Yours Truly, Thomas, and A Life Once Dreamed. Fans expect stories with heart and she delivers, diving deep into the human experience and tugging at reader emotions. She loves connecting with people, traveling to new places, and daydreaming about future projects that will have sigh-worthy endings and memorable characters. She is a busy mom, raising both biological and foster children (a cause she feels passionate about). She lives with her husband and children on an island in the state of Washington.
