Running in Place

Callie Regan has commitment issues. Everyone seems to see this except Callie. Which, when she comes to the same realization, makes her question her own skills as a therapist. She's learned that the best way to confront a problem is to keep moving. Permanence has not been a factor in her life. She thinks she's found the perfect solution for the stability she seeks. Still, she can't quite say 'yes.' The solution-move. And she does. To rural Mississippi. There's truth in the saying: Wherever you go, there you are. She finds herself once again running in place and going nowhere. And she's not alone. (No part of this book was AI generated.)