Jessica McColler, a writer and reporter for Faith Builders Magazine, couldn’t believe her eyes when she saw Kirk Dekker in Milo’s Coffee Shop on her way to work one morning. It had been five years since they last spoke. The last time she saw him they had just finished a cross-country car trip from Albany, New York to Spokane, Washington. On the trip she and Kirk became friends but nothing more would come of it because Kirk was Jessica’s best friend’s ex-boyfriend.
Before leaving the coffee shop Jessica gave Kirk her number, but as she left, Kirk knew he would never give her a call. In his opinion she was in the past and best left there, because he didn’t want to relive the past five years. It was filled with too many painful memories.
After Jessica is attacked by a stalker she hires WIN bodyguard agency to protect her. Unknown to her Kirk is employed by WIN. As the stalker becomes more dangerous and tries to kill Jessica, Kirk is determined to keep her safe at all costs.
I was totally captured from the first chapter! Jessica and Kirk come with a lot of past baggage and have to figure out what is important to them as they become reacquainted. Jessica’s faith is paramount in her life and she is not sure Kirk has the same feelings about God and faith. Kirk has to learn to let God help him heal from the tragedy of losing his wife and son. Will Kirk and Jessica be able to put the past behind them and find love? Will they be about to let God help them find their way to a new future together?
Once again Mr. Chapin gives us another story of love, forgiveness, redemption and second chances, along with a little romance, mystery and suspense. He also shows in his writing that God is always ready to guide us no matter where our journey may take us, if we only put our faith and trust in HIM. This is a great inspirational novel and I am looking forward to the rest of the series.
Disclaimer: I received this eBook from the author, T.K. Chapin for free to read and review. I was not required to give a favorable review only an honest review, nor was I compensated for my review. All thoughts and comments in this review are my own.