In Care of Sam Beaudry

They tell us not to judge a book by its cover, but Eagle's new Special Edition has a great cover and a story to match. Nurse Maggie Whiteside recently moved to Montana with her young son. The boy idolizes Sheriff Sam Beaudry. Maggie and Sam are attracted to one another, and Sam's mother Hilda already has the two paired off. What's the holdup? A dying woman arrives in town with her seven-year-old daughter. The only thing little Star knows is what her mother's told her--that she has a grandma, and her name is Hilda Beaudry. Star takes to Hilda immediately, and to Maggie and her son, too. As for Sam--well, he had a history with her mother, all right, but he doesn't believe Star's his daughter. Sam's a natural-born protector, though; it's not in him to let a little girl down. The problem is, Star and her mother brought trouble in their wake--another piece of Sam's history. Soon Maggie's playing detective, and then she's in danger ... and a family that was meant to be might never come together. In Care of Sam Beaudry rides the territory between frisky and heartfelt. The dialogue crackles and the characters come alive on the page. Sam and Maggie will stay with you long after the final page has been turned and the ending has put a smile on your face.