In a small lakeside town where everyone knows their neighbor, somehow Emma, Charles, and Bell never crossed paths… until fate crashes their lives together. Emma is a budding entrepreneur with champagne tastes and a thrift-store budget. Charles put his dreams on hold to care for someone else. Bell is buried under a never-ending to-do list. Every day, they drive the same winding road, unaware of each other—before a chance encounter with an abandoned dog changes everything. Something about the small, lost canine captivates them all, as if those soulful eyes hold a purpose greater than any of them can yet understand. United by an inexplicable ache to help, they make a pact to rescue the elusive pup from the woods - but the journey ahead won’t be easy. Through heartache and hope, they face a relentless storm, painful setbacks, and their own fears as a shared mission becomes something more. Inspired by a true story, this novel reminds us that sometimes the worst things to ever happen lead to the best. "This charming canine tale offers a feel-good escape from the weight of fraught headlines." -Kirkus Reviews "Beautifully descriptive, often almost poetic... breathtaking whirlwind events that you don't always see coming. It may restore your faith in humanity." -Readers' Favorite "Celebrates the best of small-town southern life marking milestones with freshly baked cakes, embracing second chances, and sticking together in times of strife...a quick and entertaining read inspired by a true story." -The Booklife Prize "Lighthearted and adventurous, Between the Causeways is a tale that will delight every animal lover. This charming tale is a uniquely inspiring story, propelled forward by Campbell's emotive prose about these lively characters' inner lives, illuminating the gratifying nature of companionship and the surprising gifts of fate." -SP Review A real life dog story in his small, Southern hometown inspired Jeremy Campbell to write his debut novel, Between the Causeways. His storytelling career has taken him from the coast of California to the source of the Nile River as an award-winning television journalist based in New York City.