Review: Can either find a Jeremiah 17:7 man?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
Meet Kelli and Brenna, two young ladies who work at the Freedom Care Center. After a disastrous online relationship where the man turned out to be married with twins, Kelli has said she is never going to put her profile on an online dating site again. Kelli agrees to help Brenna with her online profile though.Chase Allen, the new IT tech at Freedom Care seems to be oblivious to the two women. When they meet him in the elevator, Kelli is speechless even though he is in her thoughts on a frequent basis.Steven Ross works at the local building center and has just finished his Paramedic training. One evening, when Kelli arrives home, her front door lock falls apart. With a holiday weekend coming up Kelli heads out to buy a new one. Whilst talking with Steven for the first time, who should come around the corner but his Dad, who happens to be Kelli's pastor. Why have they never met? Steven is a drummer of the mission church on the other side of town that the church helped plant. Steven offers to put the lock in & so a little while later they enjoy their first Iced Teas together.Steven and Kelli enjoy breakfast together at J.R's a week later but who should be there before them with a brunette by his side? Chase Allen! Despite this Steven and Kelli's relationship develops into what seems like a great friendship.They get to speaking regularly (every day) but then Steven calls to say he's is sick/ Kelli cannot get a hold of him for 4 days? What has happened?This book is well written and edited. The only thing that struck me really strange was when Pastor Ross introduces his wife, Janice, to Kelli who appears never to have met her even though she has been going to the church for 5 years! HOWEVER if you want to find out what happens to Steven and Kelli then it appears that you are going to have to purchase the next two books in the series as the story is certainly not complete here!Easy, light read, clean romance with no bad language. I look forward to reading the next two books: Hardly Perfect and More than Perfect.