My review...
Hadley had a rough life, including foster care,
juvenile lockup, and losing her boyfriend. She is now a speech therapist, doing
all she can to help her clients, including Chloe, a young child who was rescued
from an apartment fire. Hadley never expected to encounter Monroe, her high school
sweetheart.
Monroe has never forgotten what happened between him
and Hadley ten years ago. He had listened to his parents and did what they thought
was best for everyone. He’s not sure his heart ever agreed, though.
Will Hadley and Monroe be able to work together to
reach a breakthrough with Chloe and help her find her voice again? Can he find the
closure he has been seeking? Is forgiveness possible when Hadley learns the
truth about what really happened all these years ago?
This book is a bit different from most, as the authors
are a mother/daughter-in-law duo. Despite having two authors, the storyline flows
quite smoothly. The characters are well drawn, and the imagery created is
beautiful and, at times, heartbreaking. Love and sacrifice are demonstrated
throughout story, making this a wonderful addition to your holiday-reading list.
There are some wonderful recipes included at the end, as well.
Disclaimer:
I received a compliment recopy as part of the fuse blogger program, but I was
not required to leave a positive review.
Find out more about Cindy and Erin at http://www.cindywoodsmall. com.
About the author:
Cindy Woodsmall is the "New York Times" and CBA best-selling author of eighteen works of fiction. She's been featured in national media outlets such as ABC's "Nightline" and the "Wall Street Journal." Cindy has won numerous awards and has been finalist for the prestigious Christy, Rita, and Carol Awards. Cindy and her husband reside near the foothills of the North Georgia Mountains in Flowery Branch, GA.
Erin Woodsmall is a writer, musician, wife, and mom of three. She has edited, brainstormed, and researched books with Cindy for almost a decade. She is very excited about their first coauthored book.
Find out more about Cindy and Erin at http://www.cindywoodsmall.
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