Robin's Folly

A highly original and engaging read that deals poignantly with the nature of grief, the acceptance of loss and the renewing of old faiths. IndieReader

After more than thirty years of marriage, Robin Larking is unexpectedly and tragically alone. She's recently retired from her teaching career; she's growing old despite her herculean efforts to hold back the march of time.

When the walls of her home feel like they're closing in, Robin flees to the mountains where she hopes to get a fresh grip on a life that feels like its spinning out of her control. But, when she heads down a hiking trail by herself, she loses her balance becoming injured and lost.

Forced to survive on her own in the woods, Robin is irresistibly drawn to a magical glade and forever changed.

While she struggles to figure out what happened to her in the hidden spot, someone else has other plans for Robin and the waters in the glade - plans they hope will make them fabulously rich. Unaware of the subterfuge, Robin heads back to the woods with a new friend hoping to rediscover the magical place. But has she trusted the wrong person?

Although Janice Coy has never been lost in the woods, she is an avid hiker and would love to one day find a magical glade. She is the author of numerous well-received women's fiction books. Her books are stand-alone entertainment, stories that readers have a hard time putting down. Her writing also appears in multipole anthologies.