Book Description:
Callie
She can’t escape the mistakes of her past…
Callie Stillman has done everything she can to bury the memories of a tiny,
baby-sized coffin. She lives life one day at a time, basking in the love of a
good man and doting on her grandchildren. Until she crosses paths with a little
girl who is obviously in trouble—but tries to hide it.
They can’t trust anyone…
Iris and Samantha Evans are living on borrowed time. Deserted, orphaned,
betrayed, and deceived, they need rescuing in the worst way.
He’s praying for a miracle…
Steve Evans had his life changed by God. A reformed drug addict, he’s searching
for the family he abandoned ten years ago…
When Callie can no longer ignore the signs that Iris needs help, her
interference sends four people on a collision course that will force her to
face the past she’d rather forget.
Terri
She’s always longed for more…
Running a thriving daycare keeps Terri Hayes busy. Add a new foster daughter to
the mix and Terri shouldn’t have time to want more—but she does. At
twenty-nine, her biological clock is ticking away. When a busted pipe floods
her home, she finds temporary sanctuary in a basement apartment—one that just
happens to be owned by her long-time crush, single dad Steve Evans.
Is he ready to date again?
Steve is widower, a father of two teenaged girls, and a successful writer. His
life is full, but he wouldn’t mind exploring a romance with Terri. But when
lines of communication get crossed, the budding relationship grounds to a halt.
Two matchmakers to the rescue…
Iris and Samantha Evans want a stepmother and have set their sights on Terri.
Their matchmaking includes equal parts prayer and deception. Will their
scheming result in the wedding of their dreams, or will the harsh confrontation
between Steve and the parents of Terri’s foster child be an obstacle they can’t
overcome?
My
Review:
Sharon Srock writes books with heart. Callie is a woman troubled by an instance
that she thinks was her fault. Iris and Sam need a mentor. In this heartfelt book,
Sharon weaves a beautiful story. Inspirational and entertaining, she takes the
reader on a soul searching journey, with characters who live authentic lives. I
went on to read book 2 in the series,
Terri, where the story continues. I enjoyed Terri's story as much as
Callie's. I loved the threads of faith and hope that ran through both books. If
you enjoy good inspirational fiction, you'll love these. There are more in the
series I hope to read soon. I purchased my own copies of each book. My opinions
are my own.
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