A small town novel with a powerful emotional charge, The West End of Main sees Olivia Jenkins completing a three-day solo drive from New York City to Lost Creek, Arkansas, with her SUV packed with only her treasurers. On a lark, she has bought the old train station that looks down the five-block downtown. She remembers it from one childhood visit. She felt peace there, and as a three-year widow, she’s desperate to find peace again. But the depot is not like she remembers. She has no furniture, not even a chair to sit in, nor a bed for the night. Told with humor and pathos, this is a story of new friendships, old friendships, loss and hope. At its heart is a love story of an ever-deepening marriage.