What if you could go back to the moment that changed everything-and choose again?
At thirty, Claire has everything she is supposed to want: a beautiful home, a successful career, and a man she loves waiting to marry her on a beach in Costa Rica.
So why does some quiet part of her keep wondering if she is living the wrong life?
Years later, one terrifying night on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge changes everything.
Claire dies.
And wakes up years earlier at her kitchen table, surrounded by wedding invitations.
Luke is still her fianc . The wedding hasn't happened. The life she remembers-the marriage, the ordinary mornings, the laughter, the regrets-has somehow vanished.
And this time, Claire remembers all of it.
Given an impossible second chance, she can make the choices she was once too afraid to make. She can tell the truth. She can leave. She can travel to Guatemala. She can discover who she might have become if she had listened to the restless voice inside her instead of silencing it.
But changing your choices doesn't erase love.
And knowing how one life ends doesn't tell you how another should begin.
As Claire crosses countries, years, and the invisible bridges between the woman she was and the woman she is becoming, she must confront a question with no easy answer:
If you had the chance to live your life again, would you choose differently-or would you find your way back to the people you loved for entirely different reasons?
Crossing Bridges is an emotional, thought-provoking novel about love, regret, second chances, self-discovery, and the courage to choose a life that is truly your own.