Where The Fence Ends

Mara Chen has spent four years building a life that looks right on paper, good job, good apartment, relationship with a decent man she's slowly stopped recognizing. When her best friend books her a week at Calloway Ridge, a working farm stay tucked into the Virginia countryside, Mara shows up expecting rest. What she doesn't expect is mud, a goat with a grudge, and a woman who fixes things without being asked.
June Calloway has never needed to leave. The farm her family has worked for three generations is not a backdrop for her life.. it is her life, in the most load-bearing way possible. She's not looking for anything. She's not the kind of person who looks. But something about this particular guest, the one who asks real questions, who holds fence posts plumb on the first try, who sits on the screen porch every morning like she's always known how, gets under her skin in a way she doesn't quite have the language for yet.
What starts as one week becomes two visits, then a year of weekends and Tuesday soup and forty-one miles of road that both of them learn by heart.
Where the Fence Ends is a slow-burn girl love romance about two women finding each other in the space between their very different lives, and learning that the distance between where you are and where you belong is sometimes smaller than it looks.

"She didn't fall in love. She just kept coming back until the distance stopped making sense."