The heroine in Robyn Carr's ANY DAY NOW had a very strange childhood. Both of Sierra's parents had issues stemming from her father's severe mental problems. Her mother tried to protect him as much as she could. Sierra found that drinking was her escape. But after one night when she wakes up and only remembers very little she knows that it is time to go into rehab. The man she was seeing, Derek, was a lunatic. He drugged her one night, put her in her car and hit someone. But he told her no one would believe Sierra because it was her car.

Conrad, or Connie as that's what most of the town calls him, is a fireman. He has lived in Sullivan's Crossing his whole life. He also had a rough childhood, but he never let that get him down. Now that he has meet Sierra he would love to get to know her better. Sierra is afraid to let her guard down. While Connie is a great guy, she just knows if he would understand what she has been though. But Connie assures her that he can handle anything about her past. Sierra is trying to trust him, and she knows he is a great guy because her dog Molly loves him.

As their relationship begins to flourish, Derek comes back into Sierra's life. Derek has never been able to get over the fact that he let her get away. As he closes in on her, the town's people come together to help her out.

Once again, what a great book from Robyn Carr. I have loved all of her books. I think I have nearly every one of them. Whether it is a standalone or a series, they are all great. Most of Carr's books have to do with small towns. I have always wanted to live in a small town, so I think that is why I love her books.

ANY DAY NOW shows how people in small towns look after their own. Even though Sierra was not born there, it didn't matter to the people of Sullivan's Crossing. They accepted her for who she is. There is a another story line in the book, hope to see a sequel to this one to find out what happens with this other couple.