Any Day Now

Sierra Jones arrives at Sullivan's Crossing expecting to stay a short while. She has left a troubled past behind her, but she has no clear plan for what comes next. Her older brother Cal and his new wife, Maggie, have offered her a place to land while she gets back on her feet.

Sierra does not want to be a burden or lean on anyone. The Crossing turns out to give her more than a bed. Cal and Maggie include her in their busy days, and she soon forms a close bond with Sully, the eccentric owner of the campground, who becomes the father figure she has always wanted.

Then her past catches up with her. A man who matters to her and a young puppy give her the courage to face the truth and fight for a better future.

This is a warm, character-driven contemporary novel about family, both the one Sierra is born into and the one she builds. It is set in a small campground community and leans toward comfort and hope rather than high drama.