Lucie's Review: Johnny Harding hears a baby crying in an abandoned wagon, he finds Willow and her young son stranded, so he fixes the wheel and takes them to his step-mother, Maisie, who welcomes them with open arms.
Willow is a young widow, who wants nothing more than to reunite with her sisters, and make a good life for her young son. But when she finds that her sisters aren't on the wagon train, Johnny offers to help her find them.
Will Johnny be able to help Willow find what she's looking for?
Johnny is a very kind and considerate man, willing to help out in a pinch. He shares his faith with Willow, and he goes out of his way to help her out, I liked how he made an effort to get to know Adam, even though he doesn't have much experience with babies. Adam quickly becomes attached to Johnny, and has him wrapped around his fingers.
Willow is working hard to rebuild her life, and I like that she get's her second chance and rediscovers her faith.
Overall, a great story, engaging from the beginning, and Adam is so adorable. There was a lot of good dialogue and interaction between Johnny and Willow as well as lots of humorous situations that they run into along the way. But it isn't all smooth sailing, and they need their faith to get them through. Wonderful read, that I would definitely recommend to fans of Western Romance!
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