Connections

by Inger Margaret Foster

What brings two people together? Fate, destiny or pure happenstance? All three strike at once for Grace Owens. At the age of 31, she has decided to focus on her career, and to do so while remaining single. But while on vacation, she discovers that maybe she might have room for more than that. After a series of mishaps and adventures, Stephen, her traveling partner becomes more and more significant to her. And she learns along the way that there are other forces around, and perhaps a puppeteer or two, that are pulling the strings to orchestrate her life. "Lady Destiny certainly has a way of bringing things around to where they are supposed to be. Even when we are not aware of what she is doing.” Beth Barrows, Connections

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About the author

Born in Montreal, Quebec, Inger grew up in a small town in Northern New Jersey, where the passion for reading led to a lifetime of writing.

Inger holds a Masters Degree in Arts and Education. Her short stories written after a serious medical condition, eventually evolved into her first novel, The Final Canoe Ride. The book is the centerpiece for a nine book series entitled the Circles of the Soul.

In addition, Inger collaborated with Cathlyn A. Driscoll to create two children’s books (available only in print), both derived from the storylines set in two of the books in the series. Sitting outside of the series is the romantic ghost story, Always Just Beyond. This book-within-a book presents a whole new cast of characters, with a storyline connected to the 1850s house that she and her husband recently renovated in New England. Inger is a mother and a grandmother, and is currently involved in the creation and development of screenplays with JNAK Productions.

Recently she collaborated on another novel, The Idol Games, the first in a three book series.

Reviews

[Marcha Fox · Rating 5 out of 5]

The perfect ending to an epic tale

I have loved every word of this entire series and watching the lives of the wonderful characters evolve. This brought it all full circle in a satisfying and touching way. I feel as if they are close friends with so many parts familiar since I grew up in Peekskill (not far from the fictitious town of Beauville) where I remember walking through the woods with my mom. Finishing the series is satisfying and bitter sweet as I hate to have it end. I'm sure I'll be reading it again. Yes, it is that good.

[Cathlyn Driscoll · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are a fan of Inger’s Circle series, this book is a MUST. I loved Connections by Inger Margaret Foster. This last in the series touched me on many levels. Basically a traveling love story, connections between the characters grow, so the title of the book is aptly named. What I love about Ingers’ characters is how quickly I become attached to them, and the story line just takes off. Not bogged down by too much detail we get to the heart of things quickly. Chapters are short, sweet and direct. The book perfectly sums of the story of the series like a perfect LEGO creation. While each book can be read individually, the sum of the whole is completely satisfying. I believe this is a series I shall read again and again.