Someone Like You A Novel By Karen Kingsbury

Karen Kingsbury's "A Distant Shore" unfolds a gripping narrative that revolves around Maddie Baxter West, whose life is upended when she learns she was adopted as an embryo. The revelation, long concealed by her parents, shatters Maddie's sense of identity. A chance encounter with a stranger exposes not only the truth about her origins but also the existence of a sister she never knew existed.

Betrayed and grappling with anger and confusion, Maddie decides to embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of her past. Leaving behind her job, fiancé, and family, she seeks solace in Portland, determined to discover her true self. Simultaneously, Dawson Gage, whose life was shattered by the death of his best friend and unrequited love, London Quinn, learns about the possibility of a long-lost sibling through a frozen embryo donation made by London's parents.

The narrative takes a poignant turn as Dawson finds Maddie and introduces her to the Quinn family, her biological parents. The Quinns' warm embrace and shared memories of London create a tapestry of love and connection. The novel delves into Maddie's exploration of identity, belonging, and the profound impact of science on personal history. As Dawson and Maddie navigate the complexities of their intertwined lives, "A Distant Shore" explores themes of forgiveness, family, and the transformative power of love.

Against the backdrop of a major motion picture adaptation, the novel promises a compelling exploration of hope, faith, and the intricate threads that bind individuals to their true selves and each other.