All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata EPUB & PDF

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• Authors: Mariana Zapata
• Language: English
• Genre: Women’s Friendship Fiction
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My eyes burned. Then again, they hadn’t stopped stinging since it had gotten
dark a couple of hours ago, but I squinted anyway. Coming up ahead, on the
very, very edge of my car’s headlights, there was a sign.
I took a deep, deep breath in and let it right back out.

WELCOME TO
PAGOSA SPRINGS
World’s Deepest Hot Springs

Then I read it again just to make sure I hadn’t imagined it.
I was here. Finally.
It had only taken an eternity.
Okay, an eternity that fit into a two-month period. Eightish weeks of me
driving slowly, stopping at just about every tourist attraction and two-star
hotel or vacation rental along the way from Florida through Alabama,
Mississippi, and Louisiana. Spending time in Texas and then skipping to
Arizona, exploring towns and cities I hadn’t had time to check out in the past
when I’d come through. Even visiting an old friend and his family too. I went
to Vegas while I was at it because it was somewhere else I had been to at
least ten times but had never truly gotten to see. I spent almost three weeks in
Utah. Last but not least, I took a week to check out New Mexico before
circling back up toward the mountains. To Colorado. My final destination—I
hoped.

And now I’d made it.
Or just about made it.
Letting my shoulders sink down, I pushed them back against the seat and
relaxed a little. According to the navigation app, I still had another thirty
minutes left to get to the place I was renting on the other side of town in the
southwest part of the state most people had never heard of.
Home for the next month, or maybe longer if everything worked out the
way I wanted it to. I had to settle somewhere after all.

The pictures online of the rental I’d booked were just what I’d been
looking for. Nothing big. Not in town. Mostly though, I’d fallen for it
because the rental reminded me of the last house Mom and I had lived in.
And considering how last minute I had reserved it, right smack at the start
of summer and tourist season, there hadn’t been a whole lot left to choose
from—as in, there had been next to nothing. I’d come up with the idea of
going back to Pagosa Springs two weeks ago in the middle of the night while
the weight of every choice I’d made in the last fourteen years rested on my
soul—not for the first time either, more like the thousandth—and I’d fought
not to cry.

The tears weren’t because I’d been in a room in Moab all by
myself with no person who gave a shit about me within a thousand miles.
They had sprouted because I’d thought about my mom and how the last time
I’d been in the area had been with her.
And maybe just a little because I had no clue what the hell to do with my
life anymore and that scared the hell out of me.
Yet that was when the idea had struck.

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