Emily Flynn
Sep 10, 20202 min
What do you get when you cross a doctor and a midwife with different philosophies of pregnancy and birth?? You get a whole lot of conflict. If you add to it the things that they have in common, you get a wonderful story.
This contemporary Christian romance was refreshing and full of conflict, angst, and two people desperately fighting their growing attraction. Audrey and Ammon are good for each other and it seems that those around them know it, but they don't. It certainly adds fire to the story.
I loved the two different perspectives and how they were formed. I also love it when the two main characters are able to change the little hard and prickly edges and help each other be better. Those kinds of relationships are too me the best part, when they are equally matched and learn to grow. Where they were both insecure, they learn to grow and to forgive, each other, and others that cross their paths.
I was drawn into this story and found it was a nice palette cleanser for the Historicals that I usually read.
Sarah Alva lives in Salt Lake City but calls Arizona home. She graduated from the University of Arizona with degrees in creative writing and political science. In college, she once told a creative writing class she wanted to grow up and be a stay-in-bed mom. She is almost living that dream as a mom to two little boys who don’t like naps or sleeping in as much as she does. When Sarah’s not busy doing mom or wife things, she enjoys reading romance novels in excess, shopping online, and listening to National Public Radio. You can find her on social media at facebook.com/sarah.alva, @writerlysarah, or at sarahalva.com.
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