Love Inspired books are of course sweet because the authors world view is the story of Jesus sacrifice and redeeming love.  This story is no different. Love, intrigue, conflict, forgiveness....

 

Now on to Sam's story.

Sam wants nothing more than to have the ranch to again be a working ranch, have her dad still around, and to be in the rodeo. Like her dad.  But, as the saying goes, 'if wishes were horses, we'd all be riders.' Her mother is doing the best she can, but the latest group of tourists is not what they say they are.

It seems that among the rich tourist family one tries to get in with Sam. But Sam, having already lost at love, is cautious and very wary of strangers. Then she discovers she has every reason to be wary and every reason to let the fear go.

Sam discovers things about herself and about God that makes her life a whole lot more challenging and meaningful.

A charming story that Rodeo fans and non-fans alike will identify with. Highly recommended.