| Reba Dailey attended a party at her friend's house (Hope) for only a few hours. She had to leave there to get to her office party before it ended. The perfect ending to Hope's party was the moments she spent with Todd Thorpe, a man who owned a natural healing practice in their town. The two shared a remarkable kiss which promised more to come….
Three years later, Reba was living with Hope in her 2-story home after her recent heart attack. After an illustrious career as a marketing executive in a large advertising company, Reba was ‘sidelined' and living on disability after the doctor found that she had chronic heart failure and a heart attack brought on by her Mitral Valve Prolapse (MVP). Her job and her lifestyle were absolutely killing her. And she had never returned any of Todd's phone calls…she was just too busy, until now. Todd had been disappointed when he had not heard from Reba but he was very busy getting his new business started. Healing Hands was a business built from his heart because he believed in faith healing and metaphysical methods. Ms. Mary Winter has created a very interesting novel about a complicated medical problem resulting in additional setbacks. It is obvious that either she has first-hand knowledge or has done extensive research on the subject because her facts are well presented. The natural healing practice is a great alternative to traditional medicine and the correlation is understandable and effective. Ms. Winter's characters are so detailed that it's impossible not to love them. There was definitely a beautiful story in between the sex scenes. The sensual, explicit parts are frequent and well written. They are a large percentage of the book, but the story was well blended. The problems Reba faced, and the strength offered to her from both Hope and Todd, are like real life with a happily ever after. That is not reached, however, without some unique surprises. The book will capture your attention and hold it throughout the book. I highly recommend you read this story.
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Reviewer: Brenda Talley |