From best-selling historical author Bonnie Leon comes her first contemporary,
To Dance with Dolphins
. Earning a 4 1/2-star review and Top Pick from
Romantic Times
, the novel reminds readers "that God's plans make it possible to cope with daily battles and still live life to the fullest."
Twenty-two-year-old Claire Murray has suffered from a mysterious disease for years. Her social circle has shrunk to a small support group for people with chronic illness and disability. But what if life
could
be about more than doctors, pain, and medications?
Claire and three others--old grouch Tom, hippy-holdout Willow, and moody Taylor--hatch plans for a cross-country trip to swim with the dolphins in Florida. Only a day into the trip, they unexpectedly need help. And who happens to be hitchhiking along the highway but a young, good-looking loner named Sean Sullivan? However, the last thing he wants is to be harnessed to a bunch of ailing travelers.
Though the journey proves difficult, following God's plan might be even harder. Will they find the courage to follow their dreams and dare to live again?