
Book Three in The Camino Family Trilogy is coming just in time for Christmas. But before then, I wanted to give you all a sneak peek at the cover. They say:
Life is a Camino and the Camino is Life
The characters you’ve grown to love from the first two books are back! The Impossibility of Time picks up ten years after The Weight of Fearsome Things, and is all about the story of Pen and Mateo on parallel journeys unlike any before. Here is the back cover synopsis:
A respected doctor. A devoted husband and father. An only son who followed in his father’s footsteps and lost himself along the way.
Mateo Silva has spent his life being the person everyone needed him to be. But when a devastating accident leaves him hovering between life and death, the man his family believes they know begins a journey no one else can see.
On a strange and mystical Camino unlike any before, Mateo encounters ghosts from his past and curious strangers who offer unexpected wisdom that may hold the key to his future. With each step, through storms that threaten his very existence, Mateo is forced to confront himself—his deepest fears and the questions he never dared ask, including whether the life he is living was ever truly his own.
Back in the real world, his wife, Pen Sullivan, is left wracked with guilt as she refuses to give up on the broken man lying silent in a hospital bed. But Pen is hiding something too. Something that, when revealed, will upend all their lives.
As she searches through the pieces of the life they built together, Pen uncovers secrets that make her question whether she ever truly knew the man she loves.
Together with their daughter, Alex, and their loved ones, the fractured family gathers around Mateo as old wounds rise to the surface and long-buried grief threatens to tear them apart.
But sometimes love is not about saving someone else.
Sometimes it is about accepting who they really are—and giving them a reason to stay.
An unforgettable story of grief, forgiveness, and family, this powerful conclusion to the Camino Family Trilogy is a moving reminder that sometimes we must risk losing everything we thought we knew before we can finally find ourselves.
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