The uninformed believe that romance novels are about sex, but we know the truth.
Romance novels are about relationships.
Susan Wiggs' first contemporary single title is proof positive of this truism. None of these relationships is easy, but in good romance fashion, by the end of the book, all are in much better shape than at the beginning. Michelle Turner hardly knew her absent movie star father, Gavin Slade, until her mother died when Michelle was eighteen. Invited to spend a year at his Montana ranch, the two were just developing a relationship when Gavin s unsympathetic reaction to her unexpected pregnancy led to a further estrangement. Seventeen years later, Michelle is on her way back to Crystal City to donate a kidney to the father she never really knew.