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“Drawings of Love” is the fourth book in the Logger’s Ridge Series. When I wrote the book that preceded this one, I thought I was done with this series. Strange how those things work out.

With “Drawings,” I have attempted to build on the world created in the previous books but have it work as a stand-alone. Only you can judge if I succeeded.

“Drawings” opens as a thirty-two-year-old former touring concert professional emerges from self-imposed exile. Shane Denning has been severely injured on the job. Broke and broken, he has spent the last two years in his parents’ care. Searching for gainful employment as a computer-aided drafting technician, he is hired to teach mechanical drawing at the local community college. As word of his skills spreads, Shane is conscripted to assist in several projects for the community and one local business in particular.

The most significant of these projects focuses on the community’s effort to convince the state university to build its new medical school in Sunny Valley. Recognizing the importance of this project, competitors work together to reach beyond what they would have attempted on their own.