World War II ended over four years ago for Joe Martinson and when he returned home to his little Indiana town, he hoped to forget the past and move on, but if you ask his father Henry, Joe never moved on and all he does is hide from the world behind the lens of his camera.
Joe is convinced he can exist in his quiet, uncomplicated life, burying the memory of all he faced, that is until he comes face to face with Elizabeth Thompson, his one true love from long ago. 
At a time when Joe and Elizabeth are lost in a world that seems to be changing before their eyes, they come face to face with their past, and the possibility of a future they never imagined.
As they rekindle their love affair, Elizabeth teaches Joe to confront the ghosts of war. She helps him find a life that was almost lost to him, but she also helps him tell his story, their story, which will forever change both of their lives.



Lost Sunrise

Emma sat at her desk, looking at her computer screen. She reached up, pulling a pencil from the bun she had her hair rolled up in. She jotted down a note and then stood up from her desk and walked out of the room. She casually looked at the boxes in the hallway and then walked into the kitchen. As she rounded the corner, she heard Steven talking on the phone.


"I don't care what time they put it in! It just needs to be in by tomorrow." 


He smiled at Emma as she walked in. He pulled the phone from his ear and whispered, "I'll be done here in a minute." 


Emma walked over to the teapot on the stove and poured some water in a cup, then grabbed a teabag. Steven hung up the phone and tossed it to the counter.


"So, that was Maggie! Every time I talk to her, she makes me wish we were back at the magazine fighting it out with Gregg and the rest of the writers. Gregg was easy compared to that woman. I can't deal with her deadlines or her expectations. She wants the next edits by Tuesday." 


Chapter 55: Emma