Again, another solid story from Kathryn Meyer-Griffith. I was somewhat disappointed with the lack of descriptive passages, which I really enjoyed in the first book in the series. I can see that these books were written sometime ago, and I find it disheartening that there haven’t been corrections made since then. There are many instances of single word being hyphenated in the middle of a page, as well as the mention of Marc ‘Anthony,’ which should be Antony. On the positive, I’m really enjoying the slow, steady building romance between Abby and Frank. Also, I could not stop the waterworks when Abby finally makes a decision regarding the children. I’m now looking forward to reading the third book in this series.

Absolutely wonderful ending and just sweet and kind characters.

Well worth the read and money spent! Loved this book and the whole series!

Good writing. Throughly enjoyed the book

I really loved the story. Sometimes I wished I could read faster so I could find out how the suspense ends. I love Myrtle and would like to know a Myrtle. The only thing that took away from the story for me was misspellings. Why were compound words like ‘to-night, him-self, yester-day’ hyphenated where others like ‘herself’ not? Some sentences just stopped mid-line then completed on next line? As a teacher, it caused me to pause each time.