Beyond the Crossroads

About the Book

On a midsummer night in the early hours of dusk, five lives are merged by a fateful hit-and-run. Lives are lost, and other lives are changed forever. Genevieve Nickles, a young vibrant woman with a promising future as a freelance writer, awakes to find herself in the Portsmouth, New Hampshire hospital. She has no recollection of how or why she is there. All she knows is that she has a long road to recovery in front of her. With her thoughts focused around her family and fiancé Todd, the road to recovery seems manageable at times. Weak, she drifts in and out of consciousness, falling deep into thought to escape the pain of recovery. But her quiet slumber is disturbed by the visions of a man hunting a frightened young woman. Desperately, this man wants his prey, and he wants to kill. He chases his victim down a road that leads to many crossroads; the closer he gets, the stronger the man senses Genevieve’s presence. His attention now shifts from his victim to Genevieve. Laid up in a hospital bed, Genevieve Nickles fights to regain her memory and strength so she can fight the demon that invades her dreams. It may be just a vision, but something is beckoning her to help this frightened woman at the same time.++

About the Author

This book was born on a two hour car ride on route 101 A in the winding twisted woods of New Hampshire about five years ago. What started off as simple discussion and a pass the time activity turned into a verbal outline for this book created by father and son. The book was written through consistent e-mails and many lunch dates when we could get together. At our lunch dates we would image, discuss, and absorb ourselves in the lives of these characters, and through our energized excitement and pure enjoyment, a book was created. This book is nothing more and nothing less than many enjoyable hours spent together, talking about life in a way where anything was imaginable and all that was not right did not exist at that moment in time. Not even the young lady that shared lunch with us on several occasions could distract our interest in this book. A labor of love maybe or just time well spent between two people created this book for others to enjoy. B.K. Lynch