Road Home - Lincon, Leigh
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A lost soul. A mysterious companion. The path to recovery begins in unlikely places. Homeless hitchhiker Cindy has nothing but stories and heartache. Though she's escaped the cruel abuse of her past, fear drives her to wander the open road alone. On the verge of ending it all, she accepts a lift from a stranger in a red sports car that could bring salvation… or a fast ride into madness. Rolling across America's vast highways, Cindy unexpectedly responds to her new friend's curiosity with a flood of buried pain. But as her demons torment her mind, she fears her deepest scars may be impossible…mehr

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A lost soul. A mysterious companion. The path to recovery begins in unlikely places. Homeless hitchhiker Cindy has nothing but stories and heartache. Though she's escaped the cruel abuse of her past, fear drives her to wander the open road alone. On the verge of ending it all, she accepts a lift from a stranger in a red sports car that could bring salvation… or a fast ride into madness. Rolling across America's vast highways, Cindy unexpectedly responds to her new friend's curiosity with a flood of buried pain. But as her demons torment her mind, she fears her deepest scars may be impossible to heal. Can Cindy discover the healing love of self-forgiveness before the darkness consumes her sanity?
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Leigh has spent the better part of the last thirty years involved in homeless and poverty advocacy in one way or another. Her first novel – Road Home – was born out of this work. She wanted to make people think about their lives and how they live. But most importantly, about how they treat others and how they want to be treated. What started as a small project has created a conversation. Others are discussing issues they may never have. She is looking forward sharing more of her writing in the future. Life should be a question… What happens next?