Her Christmas Family Wish

Lois Richer Her Christmas Family Wish (Wranglers Ranch) 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Description All Tanner Johns ever wanted was a place to call home. After inheriting Wranglers Ranch, Tanner is determined to carry on with his guardian's legacy and turn it into a camp for troubled kids. Widow Sophie Armstrong is just as focused on her goals—and on raising her two young children…alone. Meeting the rugged cowboy changes everything. Tanner is a natural with her kids, and he lightens Sophie's load in ways she couldn't have imagined. But as the shadows in his past come between them, Tanner must convince Sophie he's a man she can count on—for keeps. MY REVIEW ! 📚📙📘📗📚 If you are looking for good, clean, inspirational book,look no futher. This was a great, inspirational story about faith, love, friendship ,parenting, community, romance, about falling in love, and finding that soulmate in unexpected moments of your life. The challenges, the worries, and the trials of being blessed with a child , God and how He can help us to overcome our fears,and insecurities . The characters were all well written and each one was unique. The struggles the characters face are some we all have to deal with. I loved watching Wyatt bond with Gracie, and how fast the deep roots of his feelings towards that little sunshine took hold. The connection between Ellie and Wyatt is immediate and tangible. They got each other, they understand each other, they made a perfect couple. Yet with everything else going on with their lives at the moment, romance is the last thing they could think about. Ellie reaches out to a grieving Wyatt in friendship and helps him navigate the single parent life. They soon work together to help take care of the kids at Wranglers Ranch , and taking care of Wyatt,s baby son Cade. He's a delightful child, adding his energetic little boy charm to the story! And the part about fostering a boy who was being abused by his uncle was a really nice touch. I really enjoyed this story and would love to read more in this series. However this book can also be read alone.