Carly Blosser doesn't match the typical description of a woman in the Old Holley Conservative Mennonite Fellowship Church--unmarried at 27, living alone, and careening around her Oregon neighborhood on a pink beachcomber bicycle with her lop-eared rabbit in the front basket. But she loves her life and the elderly residents at Sweet Life Assisted Living Facility, where she works as a caregiver.
Carly Blosser doesn't match the typical description of a woman in the old Holley Conservative Mennonite Fellowship Church--unmarried at 27, living alone, and careening around her Oregon neighborhood on a pink beachcomber bicycle with her lop-eared rabbit in the front basket. But she loves her life and the elderly residents at Sweet Life Assisted Living Facility where she works as a caregiver.
When Carly's plans for a new volunteerr program at Sweet Life go awry, she shifts her focus to one lonely resident named Martha. Adam Lapp, a wood shop instructor at Sweet Life, reluctantly joins with Carly to search for Martha's lost love for a surprise reunion between them at Martha's upcoming 85th birthday.
As Carly and Adam explore the carvings of an old covered bridge to trace the elderly man's whereabouts, Adam tries to resist the mutual attraction growing between them. But when a new suitor takes a romantic interest in Carly, Adam must decide where his heart truly lies. Soon new clues sweep them all in a harried race to the finish line where love is the ultimate prize.
Note: Since my husband's cancer surgery 4/25/05, this book content has been integrated into the public speaking content for audiences interested in a sassy approach to personal and/or community awareness events. Another chapbook on intimate love poet
