THE LOST HORSE

<p>Jenny Longworth’s recent marriage to widower David Perry is tested on multiple</p><p><span style=font-size: 10pt;>fronts. Despite her efforts to adapt to living in Europe she experiences increasing</span></p><p>bouts of homesickness.</p><p>Beyond the continuing challenge of adjusting to a new country and a new</p><p>language Jenny must define her role as stepmother to two young adults.</p><p>Jenny suspects David’s son Marc has a drug addiction but David defends</p><p>Marc’s behavior as a “passing phase.” When his daughter Delphine gets into</p><p>financial difficulty David’s protective instincts run counter to Jenny’s views on</p><p>accountability.</p><p>As David and Jenny struggle to negotiate their differences their challenge is</p><p>heightened by David’s retirement and financial pressures of their own leading</p><p>them to consider repatriating to the US. In this sequel to Judge Not author</p><p>Lee Lowry completes her trilogy of mid-life love and second marriage with an</p><p>intimate account of the give and take essential to a healthy relationship.</p>