In this delightful new novel, popular author Roxanne Henke (the Coming Home to Brewster series, Learning to Fly) strikes a familiar chord with readers as she introduces us to the Westin family and their "someday" plans. Claire Westin has spent her adult life being a wife, mother, and college professor. The last thing she expects as she nears retirement status is to have a whole new career open before her. Her husband, Jim, has spent his life growing his chain of grocery stores. He has a grand plan to restore an old Dodge Charger...someday when he retires. Someday soon, he hopes. If his son Drew would only agree to take over the family business. Drew, however, has plans of his own. And Claire is busy climbing the ladder of her new career. She can't bear the thought that she might have to say "no" to the exciting new opportunities she's pursuing and simply sit around and watch her husband tinker on an old car. What happens when plans collide? When dreams don't materialize? How do you know when your work is done? Or is it ever? On a Someday asks the big questions of life...and tries to answer them. "...A CBA novelist to watch." --Publishers Weekly
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Readers everywhere are signing on as Roxanne Henke fans. Here’s what they say about Roxy’s terrific book on motherhood,Learning to Fly …
“I finisedLearning to Flyon te fligts to/from Minneapolis tis weekend and it is absolutely ands down my favorite book you’ve ever written! I wassooooglad I ad a wole row to myself (and it was dark) on te last leg of my fligt last nigt wen I finised it, because I cried my eyes out! But it was a good, satisfied kind of cry.” —Deb Raney, autor ofA Vow to CerisandLeaving November
“I’m not a moter, but I LOVEDLearning to Fly.I immediately went out and bougt two copies. One I gave to a friend and te oter to my sister. I ten rec-ommended tat our library system purcaseLearning to Fly.he library system purcased six copies, all of wic are cecked out!” —Judy Gann, autor ofhe God of All Comfort
“I ave already purcased four copies ofLearning to Fly.One for myself and tree as gifts…Keep writing and enricing many of us!” —Katy S.
“I just finised readingLearning to Flyand loved it! I am a stay-at-ome mom of tree kids ages , , and . I also coordinate a MOPS group at my curc…I ave all of your books, and really relate to your caracters. hey are real people wit real problems and a real relationsip wit God, wo loves tem dearly and wants to be a part of teir lives, if tey will only let Him in.” —Nicole D.
“Learning to Flywas wonderful. Too bad my daugters and I couldn’t ave read it beforewe raised our daugters. I purcased two copies and bot are out being read by oters rigt now. I loved your caracters, especially te moms and te girls. Life is not easy and te sooner one accepts tat and assumes responsibility, te better. hanks for writing it. It will make a difference in te lives of many!” —Lois J.
“I just finised readingLearning to Fly.Wonderful story! Every moter in America needs to read it. I’ll be telling all my friends about it.” —Linda L.
And more praise for Roxy’s wonderful book, he Secret of Us …
“I ave all your books and just love reading tem. I gothe Secret of Us…I tink it is one of your best. hank you.” —Ann B.
“A friend recommended your bookhe Secret of Usto me because se read it in a book club and enjoyed it. I was determined to read it tis last week because I didn’t want to return it unread. Well, I’m writing to let you know tat God wanted me to read tat book…” —Lisa B.
“I just finised readinghe Secret of Us…I lauged, cried, and I am so grateful for te reminder tat I need to appreciate my usband more and remember to work on te tings tat will keep us togeter. I loved te book and I am tinking of so many people to wom I will recommend it!” —Jana F.
“(Book) Group last nigt was great! he moms really, really likedhe Secret of Us.It also made for some very interesting, fun, serious, tougtful, and tearful discussion.” —Judy
Roxy’s Coming Home to Brewster series has won tremendous praise from readers …
After Anne,the first book in the series …
F C: “A dear friend gave meAfter Anneseveral weeks ago…Your book was awesome and sould be sold wit a box of Kleenex!”
F N C: “I felt as toug te caracters were my best friends. he last time I cried tis muc was wen I read James Patterson’sSuzanne’s Diary for Nicolas.”
F C.: “After Anneis probably my favorite [book of te year]. his moving story of an unlikely friendsip between two women will ave you lauging and crying and longing for a relationsip like teirs.”
And book number two,Finding RutH …
F V: “I readFinding Rutafter I finisedAfter Anneand I tougt tis book couldn’t be as good…but sure enoug you did it again! You are my favorite autor.”
F C: “I just finised reading te last page ofFinding Rut…he tears went down my ceeks as I read it…But wat kept me so on te edge…was your sowing me Brewster town. I could see everyone, even teir laug lines.”
F K: “Your book couldn’t ave come to me at a better time. I struggle wit contentment or lack of. hank you for a toucing story tat fit quite nicely into my life. I was moved by it…If I ad my way, your book would be topping all te best-seller lists.”
And book number three,Becoming Olivia …
F O: “I’ve just readBecoming Oliviaand am so moved. here are many words to describe te book, but none seem adequate enoug.”
V : “I cried and lauged troug te wole book, finising it in under two days! his was te very first Cristian fiction book I ave read and I want more!”
And about book four,Always, Jan …
F “N”: “I just finised your book, and Man! his is your best work yet!”
F “ I”: “I just finised reading te fourt book in te Brewster series. Wow! Wat a read…Life can sure be difficult at times and a good uplifting onest book is a treasure.”
And the final volume in the Coming Home to Brewster series,WitH Love, Libby …
F “T”: “I finised your last book last nigt. I ave to tell you tat I loved it.” F “J”: “It was a fabulous, tear-jerking, wonderful, “stellar” read. I really enjoy te way you write and ow you weave te story.” F “K”: “It was wit great sadness tat I finisedWit Love, Libby.I enjoyed it immensely, and felt like I could walk into te little town and know people. I will miss tem.”
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his is a work of fiction. Names, caracters, places, and incidents are products of te autor’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to events or locales, is entirely coincidental.
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