โ Scribed by Marianne Evans
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Holding on for a hero... Jennifer Foster isn't one for fairytales. As a source of emotional support for her troubled mother she doesn't have time. Grounded in the practicality of living day-by-day, the tenderhearted waitress loves to swap food and affection with the regulars at Detroit's legendary diner, Sal's Place. When a robbery at the diner sends her life spinning into the capable arms of a Detroit Police office, Ryan Douglas steps to the forefront of her life, whether she's ready to accept his loving care or not. But Ryan contends with his own set of family difficulties and circumstances that just might overwhelm their fledgling relationship. Will the blending of their lives, and the love they feel, bring about heartbreak, or will God's ultimate plan be allowed to play out, and bring them both to a point of acceptance, and love's embrace?
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