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In this poignant story of love, friendship, and new beginnings, a mother, tormented by grief and a long-held secret, starts down an introspective path to reunite with her dreams and her family. Cactus Coffee Shop owner Mim Rodriguez is plagued by nightmares about her toddler, Rosie, who tragically died from a snake bite in the New Mexico desert thirteen years earlier. Tormented by her grief, Mim walked away from her art and her husband, Rod, to start a new life with her surviving daughter, Nini, who is still struggling to accept that her mother may never love her the way she loved Rosie. What…mehr

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In this poignant story of love, friendship, and new beginnings, a mother, tormented by grief and a long-held secret, starts down an introspective path to reunite with her dreams and her family. Cactus Coffee Shop owner Mim Rodriguez is plagued by nightmares about her toddler, Rosie, who tragically died from a snake bite in the New Mexico desert thirteen years earlier. Tormented by her grief, Mim walked away from her art and her husband, Rod, to start a new life with her surviving daughter, Nini, who is still struggling to accept that her mother may never love her the way she loved Rosie. What Nini does not know is that her mother is harboring a secret about Rosie's death that she fears, if told, will cause her to lose Nini too. When Nini learns the truth about Rosie's accident, she moves in with her best friend. Devastated but devotedly encouraged by the women who frequent her coffee shop, Mim becomes determined to bring her family together again. But when her life turns upside down once more, everything changes.
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Karin Cutler retired after twenty years of teaching in Omaha, Nebraska. She had plans for volunteering, having lunch with friends, and morning visits to her favorite coffee shop. Surprised by a sudden move to Iowa for her husband's work, she wondered, "What do I do now?" Her mother had once told her, "Honey, I always thought that of all my seven children, you would be the one to write a book." Faced with time to devote to writing in her secluded rural setting and inspired by the climate, people, and culture of the Southwest, Karin did, indeed, write that book.Contact Karin at kscutler51@gmail.com