"Any Day Now" by Robyn Carr is a captivating novel that tells the story of Sierra Jones, who finds an unexpected refuge in Sullivan's Crossing. In search of a fresh start, she visits her brother Cal and his wife Maggie to recover from her tumultuous past. What was planned as a short stay quickly evolves into a profound journey of self-discovery. In the warm community of Sullivan's Crossing, Sierra meets Sully, the charming owner of the campground, who serves as a fatherly figure to her. As she integrates into her family's life, she is confronted with the challenges of her past. She finds support in a special man and an adorable puppy, who help her muster the courage to fight for her future. The novel explores the significance of family, both biological and chosen, and the power of community to heal personal wounds.