For thirty years, James Mercer has built his life around work.

A successful lawyer, dedicated to his work, always believing there would be time later—for his wife, Kate, for quiet mornings, for walks beside the river, for the ordinary moments that make a life meaningful.

Then Kate is suddenly gone.

Left alone in the house they shared, James begins to see how much of life he has hurried past. A garden waiting to be tended. A favorite coffee mug. A book read slowly. An afternoon with nowhere he needs to be.

As the seasons change, James begins to discover that moving forward does not mean leaving behind the person he loved. It means learning to be present for the life that remains.

Where the River Goes is a quiet, contemplative novella about grief, love, regret, and the unexpected beauty of ordinary life—a story for anyone who has ever wondered whether it is too late to slow down and begin living differently.

Where the River Goes

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