BOONE is about waking up from a three-year-long nightmare and finding that there were no goals or expectations in your future. For Hannah, she thought it meant the end of her life. She had rambled around, traveling from one spot to another, never landing anywhere. That is until she wound up in Eternity Springs. Hannah’s introduction to Boone wasn’t ideal, in fact, Boone had actually saved Hannah from her goal of giving up the fight for any kind of life without her two young daughters.

Hannah’s once ideal life had come to a bitter and tragic end. As we read BOONE, we have glimpses into her tragedy but until Hannah comes to terms with her past we are left adrift much as she is.

What we know about Hannah is connected to her thoughts about a husband and two daughters that didn’t survive an accident. Emily March builds up to the revelation about the events that forever changed Hannah’s life and colored her future as well.

Boone is a great guy. Simply said he is good to family and friends alike. So it isn’t any wonder that he can’t help but be concerned about this woman he happens on. Boone’s life is also going to take on some responsibilities that he never bet on. He is going to adopt a baby. Not his, but that of a young girl he had tried to help. Boone is a lawyer that had worked with child abuse cases.

Eternity Springs is a kind of idyllic place where people come to heal. Hannah doesn’t know it but perhaps fate brought her to a town where she just might find some future. What Hannah desperately needs is a light at the end of her very dark tunnel.

Emily March is a brilliant creator of characters that are tough as nails and vulnerable to boot. Seems like an unlikely combination of qualities but then again people are complicated. In BOONE, Emily March once again flexes her writing muscles and develops some really amazing characters.