On Blue Falls Pond

"On Blue Falls Pond is everything a phenomenal book should be: stunning, beautiful, chocked full of emotion and sensitivity, and a pure delight to read." —Love Romances

Two years ago, Glory Harrison lost her husband and unborn child in a fire she has no memory of and she's been running ever since. When her beloved grandmother needs her help, Glory returns to her rural hometown in Tennessee and can't help but feel the weight of people's pity. As far as the town is concerned, Glory and her husband had the "perfect" marriage but Glory remembers his jealousy and possessiveness and her growing unhappiness.


The one saving grace to her return is that she reconnects with Eric Williams, an old friend from childhood. As the firefighter that pulled her from the flames, the sight of him is enough to bring back bad memories, but as time passes their friendship grows and a romance begins. The divorced father of a mildly autistic son, Eric has his hands full, but Glory is irresistibly drawn to him. Eric remembers the sad look in Glory's eyes and her husband's jealousy and has his own theories about the night of the fire. When Glory starts to receive disturbing calls and letters, Eric and Glory must uncover the truth about that night—but will their fledgling love survive what they reveal?

"Readers who enjoy Deborah Smith's novels in particular, and, in general, fiction with a pronounced sense of place and families with strong ties, will respond well to Crandall's romance, with its sensitive handling of the important issues of domestic violence, macular degeneration, and autism." —Booklist