Genevieve Blanchard and her daughter Sophie were alone after the death of her no-good husband. The only way they could exist was to harvest the wheat crop her husband had planted. They needed the money to keep from losing the one thing that her late husband had left her—the rundown farm. She hated asking for help but she had no choice. When Lee arrived at her farm, neither thought they would get along. The biggest problem between them was Genny refused to view him as “handicapped.” Lee viewed himself quite the opposite.

Once again Beth Williamson has maintained her high standards. She brought her series to an interesting completion with this last in the series. It was the ultimate conclusion and exactly the degree of romance her readers have come to expect. The more I read of her books, the more I want to read. She has a unique writing style which keeps readers spellbound and unable to stop reading.

Her characters, both main and sub-characters, are richly enhanced. They present realistic problems and are both believable and lovable. She draws her readers into her storyline from the first couple of pages. Her sexual scenes are graphic and quite explicit. However, they are not the entire book’s contents. There is a solid, poignant plot with a wonderfully told narrative.

This is a fabulous book which will, I’m sure, remain a best seller for a long time. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves a great story. This is definitely an author that belongs on your must-read list.

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Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Brenda Talley
November 17, 2010