His life littered with the women he's used--a dead hooker he planned on marrying, and a stepfather he hates with a passion--Chip Davis is ready to move on. The Woman has found her way into his life, and he intends to run with her at full speed towards happiness. Nothing can stop him--not a dead friend, a missing brother, or a father with employment that leaves Chip cold--nothing except for the truth.

They were supposed to ride off into the sunset and live out the cliche of happily ever after. They were supposed to have two-point-five kids, buy a minivan, carve out a slice of suburbia, and stay healthy and young and beautiful forever. They weren't supposed to make mistakes, have tempers or fights or bad days. They weren't supposed to split up. But with 18 years of marriage, 4 kids, a cat, and The Issue between them, Chip and Terry Davis aren't quite sure what to do when the distance between them seems to far to cross--or what to do when it's crossed for them.

Returning home after three years in a seminary, Kevin Davis holds tight to the reason why he refuses to go back. No one can pry the truth from him, not his parents, his brother, or his twin sister. But when an old love stumbles back into his life, he gradually begins to share, and struggles with the direction he wants his life to go, a pen pal who wants to be much more than friends, and an unfortunate streak with fire. Finding Father Rabbit follows the entire Davis family over two years, from Kevin's return home, to the explosion of his secret revealed.

Hair is falling out in places Chip Davis never expected. There's a microscopic layer of fat covering his six-pack. His wife is peaking while he's on the downslide, his kids want to create their own family compound, and his oldest son heads off to We Don't Know Where; fifty is looming on the horizon and Chip resists it with as much force as a man who has to get up five times a night can...until he realizes what he fears most isn't middle age, but the medical merry-go-round he suddenly finds himself riding.

Samantha Stark has been home to see her family in fifteen years. She has a long dead brother with whom she shares long conversations, a mother she blames for nearly everything, two sisters who carry their own baggage, a friend who survived junior high with her and understands why she hasn't gone home, and a husband who thinks it's time. Sam has a ready made list of excuses to not go back, but even though they top the list, deep down she knows...it's not about the cookies.