At Bluebonnet Lake (Texas Crossroads Book #1): A Novel - Plot & Excerpts
Roy asked as he helped Sally into the truck. He’d invited her to join him for lunch again today, but she’d refused, claiming she needed to spend more time with Kate. And she did. Even though she knew that worrying accomplished nothing, Sally couldn’t help worrying about her granddaughter. Kate seemed happier than she’d ever seen her when she was with Greg, but the moment they were apart, the happiness disappeared, almost as if it were a shield that Kate removed at will, and it was replaced with frowns and worry lines. The reason, Sally was certain, was her job. For what seemed like the millionth time, Sally wished Larry were still alive. Kate had always listened to him where work was concerned, but it seemed she’d only heard half the story. Larry had filled Kate’s head with stories of advertising, making it sound like the ideal profession. And it had been for him. He’d enjoyed the creative aspects, but he’d never let the job consume him. “It’s how I make a living,”
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