He offered her help
And he found love
Her home destroyed by a wildfire, Brooke Ellis finds temporary shelter at the home of paramedic Dan Sawyer and his young son, Ben. With the addition of Brooke and her lively fur family, Dan finds his carefully planned routine delightfully turned upside down. And his carefully guarded heart daring to trust in love again. When his ex-wife suddenly reappears, will it be Brooke to the rescue?
MY REVIEW:
This was such an interesting story.
Touching a lot of tender spots close to home. The fear of feeling the unknown
of friends being safe in the fire-stricken areas in the California fires. Then,
of course of losing people due to those who chose to get behind the wheel of a
car.
But this author was able to bring you to a
full circle on the positive side. We are following the life of Dan Sawyer and
his son Ben. He’s a single dad with a lot on his plate. He is a paramedic, his
ten-year-old son has diabetes, and his father Rick lives with them. Which in
itself, is a good thing.
The thing is his parents had always taught
him and his younger brother Jason to give service to his friends and community.
So, he does, and he tends to overbook himself most days. Always managing to get
it all in but leaving little time for himself.
Then with the wildfires in the mountains
near San Francisco, the city where he lives his dad brings home a beautiful
lady with her pets. She would be Brooke Ellis. She’s a widow and now a lady
displaced by the fires and needs a place to stay.
Since he has a mother-in-law house in the
back not rented at the moment, she is the perfect person to use it. She’s lost
everything he really didn’t want her there because since his wife had left six
years ago, he had finally gotten a routine down and Ben’s levels are good he
didn’t need distractions.
When his ex and brother show up boy does,
he gets distracted and guesses who is there to ground him during the crash site
moment?
The characters seemed real and were easy
to connect with. He accepted his brother back for my liking a little too easy,
thanks, but that is just me. I give this: 4 stars. Provided by netgalley.com.
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