Review: Heart tugging holiday romance about healing hearts & second chances
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
4.5 stars. Really good! I challenge anyone to read this and not cry happy tears at the end. Whew! Sniff, sniff. For such a short read and fast romance, it sold me by the end.Brock hires Harley as a temporary housekeeper & cook for his Montana ranch, but he didn't expect someone like her. Both Brock and Harley are widowed, and both have had a hard time adapting and moving on. When his 11 year old twins come home for Christmas from boarding school, they remind Harley of the children she lost in a terrible accident three years earlier.While the premise of the story might sound depressing, it is anything but. The story focuses on these two enjoying life in the here and now, opening their hearts, and believing in hope once again. It is a clean romance with fade to black love scenes, but it has a lot of heart and passion despite not showing any love making.I don't consider this a religious themed story, which I rarely read, but there is a sweet inspirational aspect of this story toward the end. Honestly, it is part of what tugged at my heart, and spoke to the magic of believing in love once again.Overall, a surprisingly good Christmas romance.