I left this book on the TBR pile for almost a year, sure I'd dislike it. To my suprise, I loved it. This is the Story of Gabe and Rachel, in the beginning he's gruff and not lovable, and she is smart mouthed and fearless. Edward, Rachel's 5 year old son is also a huge part of this book. In the beginning I was sure there was no way this would turn into a love story, but it turned into one of the best. Susan Elizabeth Phillips has such a way with her characters, you actually feel you know them. And feel them grow throughout the book. There are many heart wrenching scene's that are beautifully written. With just as many hot, hot love scenes. By mid-book, you are cheering YES and crying NO at the same time till the end, there is so much push and pull. This is certianly worth reading.

Book Four in the Chicago Stars Series. Another great book in this series.

I couldn't put this book down, and I say that of very few books. It is a story about redemption, about overcoming some very long odds, about proving the world wrong, and about the power of love to bring people back from the brink of despair. Rachel Stone is the disgraced widow of a corrupt televangelist trying to protect and provide for her 5 year old son, Edward. She has come back to the site of her disgrace, Salvation, North Carolina, where she is nearly universally despised, to try to find a chest she thinks holds the key to some money her despicable husband left behind. In the process, she not only rescues herself and her son, but the hero Gabe, who is brought back from the brink of fatal despair. The story is original, the dialogue is snappy, and despite what sounds like a very depressing story line, it is fundamentally upbeat. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would.

Dealing with faith, love, and loss, this book is a little bit deeper than some of SEP's other work. This one required a box of tissues for me.

Part of the series about the Chicago Stars football team. I liked this series because it had intelligent, strong, independent women.

Great book. Follow-up to Nobody's Baby But Mine

I just finished reading this for the second time. I loved this book, it makes you smile and makes you cry. you really love the characters.

Read "Nobody's Baby But Mine" first. This one is the second in the series about the three Bonner boys. The first one is excellent, and this one is very, very good. Easy read. Funny, and emotional.

Love this author and every book she has written. Witty, romantic, characters you love to love.

Great book. One of her best- part of her Chicago Stars/Bonner Brothers series.

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This was the best book ever I have never read a book that I just couldnt put down I finished this book in about two hours it was thrilling!!!!! This is my favorite SEP book and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great read!!1

I have read almost all of Susan Elizabeth Phillips books and have enjoyed everyone of them. I would put her right up with Danielle Steele, Nora Roberts and all others that write Romance and love and lifes adventures.

SEP is my new favorite author. Her characters are sassy, smart and less than perfect. You will enjoy this book.

Sweet, touching, and romance with an attraction that seems to jump off the pages. Another "can't put it down" book by SEP. Great book!

I thought this book was entertaining, but I did not enjoy it quite as much as some of her others.

Not my favorite by this author. Have enjoyed other of her books much more.

Rachel's bad luck hastaken a turn for the worse. She has no money and her car is smoking and she has a five year old son to support. She came home to a town that hates her, but she is a determined widow with a bad past. She has learned how to be a fighter.

welcome to salvation, north carolina- where a man who's forgotten what tenderness means meets a woman with nothing to loose. here two endearing lovers will set off on a funny, touching jouney of thr heart...to a place where dreams just might come true

Welcome to Salvation, NC-when a man who's forgotten what tenderness means meets a woman with nothing to loose. Here two endearing lovers will set off on a funny, touching journey of the heart...to a place where dreams just might come true.

rachel stone's bad luck has taken a turn for the worse, with and empty wallet, a car that is spilling smoke, and a 5 yr old son to support, she's come home to a town that hates her. but the determined widow with a scandalous past has learned to be a fighter.
gabe bonner wants to be left alone, especially by the beautiful outcast who's invaded his property. she has a ton of attitude, a talent for trouble and a child who brings back bad memories.

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