Lucie's Review:Jules Sheehan has been caring for the children of her friend, after a terrible accident leaves the girls, Emma and Eleanor, orphans. She has grown to love them dearly and takes her promise their mother very seriously, and will do what she can to fulfill her duty.
Cam Quinn hasn't been to his hometown since he left and never looked back when his stepdad kicked him out. After the death of his sister he wants to be there for his nieces. He is surprised when Jules approaches him with a proposal of a marriage of convenience so that they can both keep the girls and keep them from their unstable grandmother who also wants custody.
Jules has a lot on her plate, caring for the girls, running a bakery, and her mother's restaurant. She is used to making a plan and sticking to it, so when she comes up with the idea to marry Cam, she prays that it is the right thing to do.
Cam has a lot of baggage from his past, and struggles with feelings of inadequacy, wondering if he is up to the task of raising his nieces and if he has a chance at winning Jules' heart. He is a natural with Emma and Eleanor, and wants to be a stable person in their lives.
Overall, a story about two people overcoming the challenges before and behind them, taking a chance on love and finding a home. The children are adorable. Jules and Cam must trust God and take a leap of faith, they grow a lot over the course of the book. It was a sweet romance, though at times frustrating.
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