Sabrina is dependable, reliable, and cares for her friends; but something is missing in her life. When anxiety over the possibility of her losing her parents' motel that she now owns, what can she do? She feels all alone and far from God.
Isaac is sent by his new boss to research the town of Rocky Ridge and the possibility of purchasing Sabrina's motel. But it isn't for sale--or is it? Isaac's an only child. He never knew his father, but he has a suspicion he's known his father all along. As he becomes involved in the folks of Rocky Ridge, he's invited to a men's Bible group where he makes friends (with many of the people from previous books in the series). He's also falling in love with Sabrina. Can she possibly feel the same for him?
A lot of big decisions for these 2. I enjoy how Isaac and Sabrina begin a friendship that turns into more as they also grow in their relationship with God. A wonderful clean romance.
And, hopefully soon, we'll learn what's happening in Faith's life!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.