Linda Goodnight

Due to unusual circumstances, Molly McCreight, finds herself caring for a baby during an ice storm while its father makes a special delivery of life saving medicine to an isolated old man. She can't believe the father, Ethan Hunter, would trust a stranger, especially her. Molly suffers from panic attacks and guilt around babies, due to a tragedy involving her nephew. Ethan returns for the baby, Laney, only to be snowed in with Molly for the next 5 days. Ethan also suffers from guilt for the reason that Laney is motherless. As these two are drawn together they must work through their problems. This is an inspirational romance so their faith plays a big role but is not preachy. Satisfying story.… (more)

3.5 stars (rating shown may differ depending on site).

A friend (MH) sent me this book.

Sage's coping mechanism for years has been to run away, so little wonder that she grabs her niece and nephew and runs away. I understand the run away before they hurt you or abandon you mentality.

Bowie's and Sage's history makes the pace of their relationship more believable. Their histories also make their understanding of Paisley and Ryder work.

I liked learning a little about leather working through Bowie. I liked Ms. Bea having a gathering place (bakery) where many ages felt comfortable and safe and being concerned about leaving her town with no other place like that.… (more)