Review: A Home for Her Daughter

A Home for Her Daughter by Jill Weatherholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Janie Edmiston returned home to Whispering Slopes for a fresh start with her daughter and to claim a surprising inheritance. Janie is thrilled to learn she now has a home, money and a camp but there is a catch. She must work with her past crush, Drew Brenner, to get the camp back in business. If she doesn't, she will lose everything.
Drew Brenner is a widower and recluse. He has to come out of his self-imposed shell in order to help his childhood friend and her daughter, Riley. Riley brings back past crippling memories but Drew knows Janie could use his help. So he agrees.
I truly enjoyed this read, falling in love with each of the character. From the first page, I was grabbed into the storyline. I felt both Janie and Drew's pain and it was good to see their broken hearts find healing with God's love and with each other. Jill Weatherholt tackled issues such as abuse and loss of loved ones with sensitivity and depth. Riley's personality shone through and my heart smiled reading about her. A great story of second chance, of grace and of faith.

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