The Leading Edge Of Now

Just when Grace is beginning to get used to being an orphan, her estranged uncle suddenly comes forward to claim her. That might have been okay if he’d spoken to her even once since her father died. Or if moving in with Uncle Rusty didn’t mean returning to New Harbor. Grace once spent the best summers of her life in New Harbor. Now the place just reminds her of all she’s lost: her best friend, her boyfriend and any memory of the night that changed her forever. People say the truth will set you free, but Grace isn’t sure about that. Once she starts looking for it, the truth about that night is hard to find – and what happens when her healing hurts the people she cares about the most?

Reviews of The Leading Edge Of Now

Candid and emotional. A sometimes painful, memory-soaked portrait of grief and—most importantly—survival.–Jenn Bennett, author of Alex, Approximately Raw, gripping, and continually surprising. The Leading Edge of Now deftly balances heartbreak and humor.–Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, author of Firsts and Last Girl Lied To Helmed by a protagonist who is savvy, lost, broken, sarcastic and ultimately strong enough to create love in a world too often poised to break a girl, The Leading Edge of Now will leave you with a deep need to live life to the fullest.–Shannon M. Parker, author of The Girl Who Fell and The Rattled Bones One of those rare, beautiful books that will shatter your heart, then gently put the pieces back together with its humor, honesty, and breathtaking writing. Marci Lyn Curtis has done it again.–Samantha Joyce, author of Flirting with Fame