Someday Home

Lynn's husband passed away two years ago; she doesn't want to live alone but she's resistant to leaving the great big lake house that holds all her memories, which still serves as the epicentre of Lundberg family gatherings.

Angela's husband decides he needs something "different" and files for divorce.

Judith never married, having spent her life caring for her parents. Suddenly they're gone, and she must start over.

When these three women move in together, they hope they've found the answer each needs: a place to laugh, grieve and heal. Brought together by such differing circumstances, will they discover a friendship to see them through the years to come, or will their differences be too great for them to be united in this SOMEDAY HOME?

“"Snelling writes about the foibles of human nature with keen insight and sweet honesty."-- National Church Library Association”

""Someday Home" is a warm novel set against the beautiful town of Detroit Lakes, MN. The three women are dynamic, realistic and fun; readers feel like they truly know them by the end of the book. The story is inspiring and hopeful. Snelling tells a wonderful tale of fresh starts, resilience, loss and love in this perfect summer read." ""RT Book Reviews"""
"Lauraine Snelling's newest novel will keep you turning pages and not wanting to put the book down.. . ."Wake The Dawn" is a guaranteed good read for any fiction lover." "Cristel Phelps, " CBA" "Retailers and Resources "on "Wake the Dawn"""
"Snelling ("One Perfect Day") continues to draw fans with her stellar storytelling skills. This time she offers a look at smalltown medical care in a tale that blends healing, love, and a town's recovery. . .Snelling's description of events at the small clinic during the storm is not to be missed." ""Publisher's Weekly "on" Wake the Dawn"""
"Snelling writes about the foibles of human nature with keen insight and sweet honesty." "National Church Library Association""
"Snelling's fast-paced novel has characters who seek help in the wrong places. It takes a raging storm for the for them to see that the help they needed was right in front of them the whole time. This is a strong, believable story." ""RT Book Reviews," ****, on "Wake the Dawn"""
"Snelling's story has the potential to be a big hit. . ..[D]iverse and well rounded. The premise of the story is interesting and the prose is very moving." ""RT Book Reviews "on" Heaven Sent Rain"""

LAURAINE SNELLING is the award-winning author of more than 65 novels. Her books consistently appear on ECPA bestseller lists and have been translated into Norwegian, Danish, and German. A hallmark of her style is the empathy with which she explores difficult issues in her compelling stories. Lauraine and her husband, Wayne, live in the Tehachapi Mountains with a bassett named Sir Winston.

Lynn's husband passed away two years ago; she doesn't want to live alone but she's resistant to leaving the great big lake house that holds all her memories, which still serves as the epicentre of Lundberg family gatherings.Angela's husband decides he needs something "different" and files for divorce. Judith never married, having spent her life caring for her parents. Suddenly they're gone, and she must start over. When these three women move in together, they hope they've found the answer each needs: a place to laugh, grieve and heal. Brought together by such differing circumstances, will they discover a friendship to see them through the years to come, or will their differences be too great for them to be united in this SOMEDAY HOME?

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