West, Book three of the Go Love Quartet, closes the circle initiated when Josephine Stepwell made the star-crossed decision to head West with the outlaw husband who’d lied up one side of her heart and down the other. Now, her granddaughter, who grew up sneaking peeks at a dwarf uncle’s photo and all the other Washers hidden in her father’s black Bible, runs away from her Utah home to Arizona, where she meets Davey the Dwarf in a south side Tucson bar catering to washed up professional wrestlers.

There, with fellow dropout non-Mormon Jack, she is reunited with her long lost kith and kin, standing in for her father who’d long ago promised the blood father he’d never met that he’d return. Only he never did. In the mean time, grandfather Buddy’d died, was buried in a cemetery with all the rest of the Washers, and it’s there the circle finally closes, with champagne and hard words at the grave side.

Steeped in the Stepwell catastrophes of love, West interweaves the strands left hanging in the Quartet’s first two novels. It offers healing and, finally, peace to those who have departed in a world of hurt.