Timing Is Everything

Kimberly isn't interested in a lot of the cliches of college life. She likes to study, write, read, and draw. When the boy she and her roommate call "the lumberjack" takes an interest in her, she realizes that romance might be a part of her college experience.
However, "the lumberjack" is called away to take care of his family's business. It is not until years later that Kimberly understands the opportunity she missed. By the time they reconnect, both of them are at the ends of relationships gone wrong.
Their timing was terrible in college, but it just might work out now if they are smart enough to take a chance on themselves and each other. They both learn that timing is everything.

May Hawthorne lives on the banks of Lake Chautauqua just outside Jamestown, New York with her husband. She has three dogs named Fabio, Sparks, and Nora, and three cats named Austen, Danielle, and Deveraux. She loves hiking through nature and cooking with fresh local food. Her husband thinks she is the best writer in the world.