True Believer

Jeremy Marsh epitomizes a New Yorker: he's attractive, almost always wears black, and a member of the elite media. Expert in disproving the paranormal, he writes a monthly piece for Scientific American and just appeared on national television for the first time. He can't help but drive down to Boone Creek, North Carolina, after receiving a letter from the small community about spectral lights that are said to shine in a graveyard buried in folklore. Lexie Darnell manages the local library here, in this close-knit community, exactly like her mother did before to the tragedy that left Lexie an orphan. She is certain that her future will be at Boone Creek, with her grandmother and all the other people she loves, despite her disappointment with previous relationships, including one that enticed her to leave her hometown. A brief week in "the sticks" is all that Jeremy plans to spend there before rushing back to the metropolis. But as soon as he sees Lexie, he can't help but be drawn to this stunning lady who talks with a surprising amount of honesty and a sweet drawl. Lexie finds herself thinking about Jeremy more often than she would like to acknowledge, even though she is reluctant to trust this stranger. Jeremy Marsh now has a tough decision to make if he wants to be with her: go back to his familiar life or take a huge leap of faith. True Believer is a tale about taking risks and listening to your heart that will inspire you to believe in the wonders of love.