Review: Saving Grace
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
On the run from her past, Grace Riley has known the life of a traveler. Jumping from cattle drive to cattle drive for work she still desperately searches to find the child she had to give up when she was only 15. Finding a lead sends Grace to Adam Morgan's Twin Springs ranch in Montana.Arriving on Adam Morgan's door step racked with fever, Grace's life hangs in the balance. While Adam nurses Grace back to health a more intimate connection evolves. Adam was the man that had taken Grace's son in when his original adopted family died.Can Grace ever escape the tragedy of her past and find happiness? If her secrets are revealed will Adam leave her forever?This was an intriguing look at life when the west was a much harder place to live. Besides the lack of modern amenities, dealing with the social aspects of an unmarried woman living on a ranch was completely unexpected but the accuracy only added to realism the story line.The chemistry between Grace and Adam was powerful and recognizable but watching them (especially Grace) struggle with their feelings made you feel like not just a by-stander but a participant in the plot.As a side story, I can't help but mention that I immensely enjoyed the love/hate banter between Grace's brother and Adam's daughter.Saving Grace was a wonderfully delightful story chuck full of family, friends and eventually healing but had enough suspense filled drama to keep you glued to the pages till the very end.I received this copy of Saving Grace from Sandy James in exchange for a honest review.Written by: Sandy JamesSeries: Safe HavensSequence in Series: 1Publisher: James Gang PublishingPublication Date: May 30, 2013Rating: 4Genre: Historical RomanceAge Recommendation: Adult