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A quote from the author in her "Dear Reader" letter at the end of this book: ". . . there can be no greater fear than that of losing a child. For Leah Hunter, it's a loss she's lived with for eight long years. But when the search for her child brings her face-to-face with Matt Whitaker, it will take divine guidance to separate fear from fact - and one little boy from two people who love him with all their hearts."

I appreciated the way Leah Hunter handled herself after finding her little boy after eight long years of searching. And I liked the love both Leah and Matt had for little Danny and how they would each do anything for his best interest. A tender love story set in Rosewood, Texas, a town where folks still care about each other and reach out to help those who need it. ( )

It was predictable and needed more character building. ( )