Publisher's Synopsis
After a painful breakup and a romantic reunion, all Kathleen Moore and Claire Hollander yearn for is an idyllic life filled with adventures and unique ways to make love. They are living happily in their Victorian Queen Anne home, nestled safely in the storybook town of Canfield. Surrounded and supported by friends Gayle and Robert Sutherland, Helen and Sam Hughes, and Sherriff Linc Hathaway, they may have at last found the life they have longed for. Just when it seems they may be able to dance through life, a major obstacle divides them: Claire, a bit of a screwball, and famous for having occasional tantrums when she doesn't get her way, wants to have a baby-and what Claire wants, Claire will do anything to get. Meanwhile, Kathleen is haunted by the memory of being separated from her siblings and placed in foster care. The location of most of her siblings has been discovered, but two are missing. Obsessed with the whereabouts of the infant twins, Rose and Charlie, Kathleen refuses to have a child until they're found, and their fantasy of a perfect life is shattered. Grasping at what may be the last chance for their relationship to survive, they enter a contest to win six sessions with a world-renowned couple's therapist, Dr. Imajean Friend, whose unique style is to uncover and reveal their hidden secrets. As Claire's Song unfolds, we discover that Claire and Kathleen-and even their closest friends-are harboring dark, painful secrets... secrets that keep them from embracing life and fully connecting with those they love.
