Ruth has been a wife and mother most of her life. She developed a love for big rigs as a child and gave up following her dream of becoming a truck driver to marry her high school sweetheart. Now, with her children grown, her marriage in shambles and in search of a career change, she takes a once in a lifetime opportunity to travel to Regina, Saskatchewan in a Semi with a stranger. Little did she know that an impromptu, chance meeting over breakfast, would change the course of her life forever and put her on a path to true love, success and living the life she had always dreamed.
From the first day of school Geraldine Murphy believed Simon Spencer was her soulmate. When unexpected events separate them, she continued to have faith, someday, somehow, they would end up together. Then as she reflects on eighty-six years of loving the same man, she wonders if the torch she has been carrying her whole life, has been in vain
Abigail Chase lived a quiet life on the farm with her father, Nathaniel. One day, while horseback riding, she comes across a vacant cabin and has a run-in with a stranger living alone, who changes their lives forever.
Crystal Pearson lived a nomadic life with her Uncle Frank until moving next door to an ex-CSIS agent in Newfoundland, who discovers the shocking truth about her past. Forced to leave, Crystal is introduced to a world of wealth, money, and power, putting her on a path of self-discovery, true love, and back to the home she had left behind.
Nicole Carrington has been making a name for herself as a successful personal injury lawyer in hopes of achieving the status of partner in a prestigious law firm in Calgary by the age of thirty-five.
She did not expect a mysterious package to arrive on her desk just before Christmas. The contents forces her to face the past, as she realizes she may not be as alone as she thought.
Armed with new information, Nicole takes a leap of faith and throws herself into an unknown abyss, questioning who she is and whether giving up everything she has known and worked so hard for is worth the risk of starting over in Newfoundland.
