After her divorce, Sarah and her eight-year-old son, Brian, move from Chicago to her rural hometown of Baxter Springs, Kansas. Sarah wonders if she made the right decision when Brian goes missing.

Should they have stayed in the city where she knew the dangers?

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This short story is the prequel to "Home Again", a sweet contemporary romance.

Synopsis: Now that Sarah and Brian have decided to stay in Baxter Springs, they have to forget some of their big-city ways that might set them apart from their new hometown. No city buses, no big movie cinemas, no street lights, and no 911 service. Sarah worries Brian will grow bored and get into trouble, but she has her own worries, like finding a job to support them. There isn't much call for more waitresses in a town with one diner and a coffee shop. How will she support them so they can stay here in her hometown? Then there is the hunky sheriff who's also new to town, Carl Pierce, who seems to be quite interested in learning more about Sarah and her son.