What if the moment that changes your life begins with being told to find your own way home?
In the summer of 1996, Darcie is a dreamer surrounded by people who think she should be more practical. She wants to be a writer, believes in possibility, and refuses to accept that growing up means giving up on the things that make her feel alive.
Then she goes to a concert by Michael Bucero.
Darcie has admired the singer-songwriter for years-not for his fame or celebrity, but for the words behind his music. Determined to give him a scrapbook she has lovingly created, she spends the evening searching for a way backstage. When her frustrated boyfriend finally gives her an ultimatum-leave with him or find your own way home-Darcie makes a choice that will alter the course of her life.
What begins as one impulsive decision becomes a journey spanning thirty years, weaving together music, friendship, love, heartbreak, family, ambition, and the unexpected ways people become part of one another's stories.
As the years pass, Darcie discovers that dreams rarely unfold the way we imagine. Some relationships endure, others change us and disappear, and sometimes the people who seem destined to remain on the edges of our lives become the ones who matter most.
Warm, nostalgic, funny, and bittersweet, Find Your Way Home is a story about taking chances, holding on to the dreams that define us, and discovering that finding your way home isn't always about returning to where you started.
Sometimes, it's about finally discovering where-and with whom-you belong.