Dream Country by Luanne Rice

I finished another audio book today. This is the longest book I have listened to. It was eleven CD's. I did not think I would ever get through it. I am going to say to date this is the best book on audio I have listened to date. I am going to rate it a 4. Not sure I would go that high if it was a book.
This was a great story. Here is part of the description from the back of the book:
Daisy had gone to the Wyoming wilderness in search of inspiration for her art. She found rancher James Tucker, a man with the wilderness inside him. Their life together was close to paradise - until their three-year-old son Jake disappeared and was never found. Her marriage in tatters, Daisy returned home to Connecticut, taking with her from Wyoming two things: her daughter, Jake's twin, and her livelihood, the jewelry she etches with symbols of Indian legend.
The description does not do it justice. There were times I was on the edge of my seat. To be honest, there were times I sat in my car listening to the story and ran into work at the last minute. There were also times I sat in my garage when I got home because I was caught up in the story. The story has great twists and turns. There are a few story lines going on at once.
Great way to pass the time in the car. I would also suggest it is a good summer book to pick up.