As a teenager, Clark fell in love with her brother’s partner in the police force, Jack.  To Jack, Clark was his partner’s sister and her father was the closest thing to a father he ever had, all this translated to Clark being off limits.  On her eighteenth birthday, Clark decided to take matters into her hands and force the issue with Jack.  What was meant to be the happiest day of her life, led to her leaving town for seven years.  All grown up and finally ready to face her demons of yesteryear, Clark decides to return home and finally let go of Jack.  Unfortunately, her body and emotions are rebelling against her best-laid plans.

When Jack finally admitted to himself that Clark was there to stay in his heart and was reassured by his partner that it was okay, he begins to court Clark.  After so much wasted time, they both want to make up for the lost years, but Jack’s previous police case threatens their newfound love.

Every Road Leads Back to You is truly the meaning of the story.  It was a joy to read this story and it has such an explosive ending to the story too.  I had high expectations and at some level they were met, but I felt the storyline was a little weak, however the ending more than compensated for the lack.