Synopsis: "Meghan O'Connor is back in Largo, fifteen years after leaving town with Liam Wheaton. She'd been pregnant with their child. He'd been running from the law.
The son of the town drunk, Liam was accused of setting fire to the old mill. Meghan believed he was innocent, her love blinding her to any other possibility. But when life showed her another version of the truth, Meghan ran away again--this time taking the couple's eight year-old daughter with her.
Now that daughter needs a bone marrow transplant, and Meghan must return home to face the family she left behind as a frightened teenager. She never expects to find Liam living in Largo, looking sexier than ever and mad as all hell.
In the days before Christmas, the truth about the fire will be revealed, two families will be reunited and a passionate love rekindled, in this story about the lengths we go to for love and the power of forgiveness."
My Reviews: This was a pleasant short read. I enjoyed the story line and the characters. I really like how it shows that you don't only make rash decisions as a young teen, or even just in your twenties but all through your life. I really like Liam and can't help but root for him throughout the story and am surprised at Meghan's reactions to different people. A touching story that made me tear up a few times.
The son of the town drunk, Liam was accused of setting fire to the old mill. Meghan believed he was innocent, her love blinding her to any other possibility. But when life showed her another version of the truth, Meghan ran away again--this time taking the couple's eight year-old daughter with her.
Now that daughter needs a bone marrow transplant, and Meghan must return home to face the family she left behind as a frightened teenager. She never expects to find Liam living in Largo, looking sexier than ever and mad as all hell.
In the days before Christmas, the truth about the fire will be revealed, two families will be reunited and a passionate love rekindled, in this story about the lengths we go to for love and the power of forgiveness."
My Reviews: This was a pleasant short read. I enjoyed the story line and the characters. I really like how it shows that you don't only make rash decisions as a young teen, or even just in your twenties but all through your life. I really like Liam and can't help but root for him throughout the story and am surprised at Meghan's reactions to different people. A touching story that made me tear up a few times.
My Rating: This was an interesting story that had a lot going on for such a short story. My emotions ran the gamut. I give it a rating of Three Paws.
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