Peggy Webb

Where Dolphins Go Peggy Webb

Publisher Marketing: This is a Revised Edition of one of Peggy Webb's most beloved women's fiction novels. This edition reflects the changes the author made in the screenplay after this book was optioned for film. Two families torn apart by tragedy but bound by love and secrets must face the past before they can claim a future. At the center of their journey is Fergie, a dolphin that is the catalyst for change. SHE WAS A MOTHER LOOKING FOR A MIRACLE... Susan Riley's last hope for her frail son with the rare heart condition was Oceanfront Research Center. She'd read that dolphins often gave children like Jeffy the will to recover. If she could only convince the head of the center to let her son interact with theses gentle giants of the sea, she might just find the miracle she'd prayed for. She never expected to find a haunted former heart surgeon there...and she certainly hadn't counted on falling for him. HE WAS A DOCTOR LOOKING TO FORGET... Dr. Paul Tyler hadn't been able to save his own son. He had no intention of getting involved with a desperate mother and a four-year-old who reminded him of all he'd lost. But how could he ignore the beautiful woman who wouldn't give up? The bond between Jeffy and the dolphin? The possibility that he might be Jeffy's one chance to live? In order to heal the endearing little boy, Paul must first face his own demons - alcohol, a broken career, a broken marriage, his unresolved grief. Does he dare pick up the scalpel again? Does he dare let himself love a brave mother and a little boy he might lose? Contributor Bio:  Webb, Peggy Bestselling author Peggy Webb has written 61 books, 200 magazine columns and a screenplay. Peggy plays piano and writes blues songs. A native of Mississippi and former adjunct professor of writing, Peggy had a book submitted for a 2007 Pulitzer.