Kirjahaku

Professional football player Rick Adams is instantly intrigued by Julia Fitzgerald, but the young woman's tragic past makes her leery of a relationship. Rick's wealth and status make his task of winning her over especially difficult, but it's a battle he's eager to tackle. With the help of a team of friends and family, Rick settles himself into her life. Julia tries to resist, but falls victim to the handsome athlete's charm. Will she be able to let go of the ghosts of her past, trust God, and become part of a world so different from hers? Will he be able to convince her that this is meant to be?

Best friends since their school days, Aaron Mercer and Kimberly Calhoun are in for weeks of emotional upheaval as their relationship faces unexpected complications. Their mutual friends watch with frustration and delight as the two dance their way through a series of misunderstandings, only to be swept away by the inevitable.

Facing the challenges of a new home, Eva Conley is surprised by a less than neighborly welcome from Reid Jackson. The handsome contractor's continual interference challenges Eva's composure, but their animosity doesn't prevent her son Jonah from befriending Reid. As the adults are forced to be civil, humorous battles eventually turn into something deeper.

When curator Philip Corelli joined the staff of Winston College's new museum, his friendship with Carina Whitley was an unexpected benefit.As their friendship developed quickly Philip struggles to keep his relationship with Carina purely platonic. Why she felt so comfortable with Philip confused Carina, but she reminded herself he was a co-worker and friend, nothing more. Only her closest confidantes knew the reason behind her hesitancy to change their friendship into something deeper. Will their shared faith, and his determination, be enough to reframe sadness and loss in the light of God's love? A note to readers: This book is a lighthearted, faith-based romance, but it does deal with a situation of family tragedy and rescue from an abusive situation. If any of that may be difficult for you, please feel free to set this book aside and come back to it if and when you're ready.