The Quality of Light (Six Sisters Book 3)

Do the dead dream? Yes, they do. They dream of living. Ellie found this out too late and now her husband and daughter, her two best loves are left alone to fight like the bitterest enemies. From her perch in the ethers and sometimes through the actual live body of her sister, Celia, Ellie watches their lives unfold. Doc can’t see past his rage and the cruel fate that left him with Harley who even under the best of circumstances barely tolerated him. Before Ellie’s death, Doc and Harley vied for Ellie’s attention, dismantling each other with verbal fisticuffs. After Ellie’s death, anyone could see that Doc was going to ditch and run, leaving Harley with Celia and Doc a free man, but when fate, or maybe Ellie intervenes through Twila Fuller, rancher, political activist, and self-taught expert on all things related to hydraulic fracturing, Doc’s life trajectory shifts again. Everything about Twila is big: her ranch, her ideas, the level of contamination in her groundwater, even the cancer in her body. Twila’s influence draws Doc into the rubric’s cube of morality and survivability, forcing him to make the tough decisions and perhaps even finish the work Ellie started. Will Doc’s newfound passion lead him back to Harley, to Celia, or to Ellie, the dead woman he loves more than life? The answer lies somewhere in the dark, and the light.