Review: A great escape
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2013
Dr Daniel Chadwick is a little ticked off to find out the grant he’d been getting for 5 years to fund his research into finding a cure for – better you read it to find out – might be given away to a group that provides blankies to sick kids.  Grace Lighthorse, the woman in charge of Project Hope can’t get a medical administrator to understand how hope, and the idea of a magic blanket a sick child can hold on to, can increase the odds of a child overcoming their disease.He’s a sexy geek, but has a purely scientific, strict work ethic and isn’t especially comfortable outside of his zone.  She’s a free-spirited massage therapist who takes time to enjoy life.Mrs Cabilla, the executor of the grant forces them to each spend time working on the others' projects in order for either of them to remain in the running for the grant.  There are a ton of misunderstandings and growth for both of the main characters.  The secondary characters added both a lot of humor and understanding.This was a delightful, funny, albeit somewhat short, read.  But there is enough there to tell a complete, well-rounded story.Reading it was a wonderful escape.