All the Way Home

The fog rolled in on the worst night of Jackie Stewart's life — or maybe the best.

Driving home after dropping her twins off at college, Jackie finds herself pulled off Route 29 and standing in the parking lot of a diner that burned down fifteen years ago. Inside, she can see herself at eighteen — young, hopeful, hours away from having her heart shattered by the only boy she ever truly loved.

Then she hears the motorcycle.

Taylor Ruben is eighteen years old, sharp-jawed and reckless, and he has no idea he's about to walk through that diner door and end everything between them. But the woman standing in the fog isn't the girl he left behind. She's older. She's angry. And she knows exactly what he's about to do — because she's lived through it once already.

One impossible night. One second chance neither of them asked for. And a choice that will cost one of them everything.

All the Way Home is a sweeping, intimate novella about lost love, the roads we don't take, and the terrifying, beautiful truth that sometimes the only way forward is back.