Lost & Found

by S.L. Dickson

Sean Maguire, a pediatrician believes he has contributed to his daughter’s death. During his leave of absence to grieve, he finds an injured woman after a violent storm, close to his cabin in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. When she wakes up, Sean finds out she has amnesia. He gives her the name of Annie, to help her feel welcome. With no place to go, Sean promises to help her find her family.

Annie has lost her past memory, but knows about love and sets her future goals on Sean. Finding her family, she learns from her friends, that she is an elementary teacher and her name is Alaina Franklin. Horrified, she finds out that she is engaged to a man she doesn’t love. Loving Sean is the easy part, but can Alaina love him after he shares his past secrets?

Sean questions if he can love again. Can he forgive himself enough to go after her?

302 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 8, 2018

About the author

S.L. Dickson writes romantic stories about strong men and women who make a difference. She sets her stories in small towns and rural locations, although some of her characters are city dwellers. She is passionate about storytelling and appreciates the support of her husband, Bill, family members, beloved friends, and her many writing colleagues.

Shaa's favorite place to write or retreat is at her cabin. She enjoys canoeing, swimming, hiking in the forest, or sitting on the dock listening to the call of the loons; even watching bald eagles soar in a blue sky. A favorite family time is when her children and grandchildren come to visit. Family gather around the camp fire, roasting marshmallows and sharing their life stories, whether the season be summer or winter.

Just for fun, Shaa wrote a short story called - Mind Traffic. by S.L. Shaa Dickson. It's a fun story about life from younger years to the Golden years. Hope you enjoy it.

In Shaa's spare time, she shares a fun hobby with her family. She often sets up acrylic paints and paints on smooth river rocks, old plates and flat paint stir sticks. Art is life and life is art, and whether the tools be words or a brush stroke, they make our world a more beautiful place.

Shaa and her husband reside in northwestern Ontario with their sheltie mix dog, Lacey.