Could you forgive the person who betrayed you?

Leah is on a journey across Pennsylvania, confronting questions she never thought she’d ask: Can she forgive the man who hurt her the most?

If she doesn’t, will she be in need of forgiveness?

Does life waste away if she doesn’t find the answers?

As a result of her husband’s betrayal and deaths in the family, Leah forges through long stretches of her life alone. She is torn between her profession and motherhood, torn between her affection for her small town and the exhilarating pace of life in Philadelphia. On a quest for her own identity, she must look inwardly to determine if she’s her mother’s child or her very different father’s.

Where does the answer lie? Is the man who wounded her a source of deepening pain or the one who’s most likely to rescue her from despair?

“Fast-paced, crisply written, and with surprising fateful twists, Love at Deep Dusk will draw you into the rhythms of both small-town life and big-city hustle while provoking lingering questions of home, divided loyalties, and above all, the primacy of love.” – Leslie Williams, author of Even the Dark