Uplifting, intriguing, and full of suspense, Elizabeth Lonseth writes the sequel to Leave it to Him in her usual fast-paced style as she continues telling Luke Johansen's and Bobbi West's story. They've recently graduated from high school and have inherited the Boston Harbor Marina from Charlie Swain. They must tackle many areas of responsibility to keep the marina going while also preparing to attend college. They share moments of fun, hard work, and change with their families, friends, and others in their lives. But what direction will their relationship take? Will it be strictly a business...

Dr. Sameh Elsanadi, MD Geriatric Psychiatrist: "Dementia is like a maze. Its victims get lost in the labyrinth of their own minds, bringing confusion and despair to themselves and to others around them. Families watch helplessly as their loved ones drift further and further away from reality, and when decisions are made, emotions often get in the way of what is really necessary...One of the main steps toward accepting and dealing with this disease, I have found, is to realize that other individuals and families are under the same burden. Elizabeth has provided a great service to the dementia...

Fifteen-year-old Luke Johansen thinks nothing could be better than the life he has growing up on and around the waters of the San Juan Islands in western Washington. However, as he begins high school, things aren't turning out exactly the way he thought they would. Luke suddenly faces the reality of his parents' divorce and his mom's cancer. He and his younger brother are forced to leave their island home and move in with their father. Luke feels overwhelmed by his circumstances and the decisions he must make. Will Luke leave the tests and difficulties he's facing in the Lord's hands, or will...

Jeffery Anderson feature writer for A Place for Mom "In The Dangers of Denial, Elizabeth Lonseth's straight talk about dementia caregiving will help families to see the reality of their situation and their loved one's condition, while at the same time providing them the tools and information they need to cope. Lonseth has a powerful, compassionate, and informal voice that easily connects with fellow caregivers. Her experience helping to care for her in-laws and her own parents during their autumn years has provided her a wealth of knowledge from which to draw, and her caregiving parables are...