clutches her self-sufficient pride, while guilt prods Quinn to get rid of his money at every turn. Gail Gaymer Martin has written another sure-to-please love story for Christian romance fans. Interwoven in the romance are down-to-earth struggles of raising a chronically ill child and unresolved grief. Emotionally challenged by their grief, that's where the characters' similarities end. Ava is an outgoing amateur interior designer, while Quinn is perfectly happy to sit inside the beige walls of his drab mansion telecommuting. Or at least he thinks he is--until Ava enters the picture. The problems they face are realistically portrayed. As a mother of a teenage son, I find Ava's overprotective nature toward son Brandon, in remission from cancer, very relatable. Ms. Martin does a brilliant job of balancing the characters' angst with their growth. Sparks fly not only when Ava and Quinn disagree but when their romantic chemistry comes alive on the page. As their relationship grows, so does their spiritual maturity, and both learn with God, all things are possible. As this is the third book in the Dreams Come True series, loose ends are tied up, and romance readers will find the ending very satisfying. Finally the third book in the Dream Come True series is here! I've been waiting for this moment for a while and I can say easily that Gail did not disappoint with A Dream of His Own. And we also find out the story of the secret donor for the Dreams Come True Foundation.