Hannah Tate is raising her children alone after her
husband's death. It hasn’t been easy but after chores get done which she nor
her adolescent son completed, she wonders who her mysterious helper might be. While
her daughter insists it’s The Gingerbread Man who comes late at night, Hannah
has no time for such nonsense.
A veteran of the War of Aggression, John Sullivan lives
alone outside Harper Falls, trapping for a living and coping with horrific
memories of too much violence and death. When circumstance brings him to meet
the woman he’s been secretly helping, he doesn’t expect to find love once
again.
But he’ll risk his life more than once to finally hold her
forever.
Our Review: This
delightful Western romance is made that much better with author Turner’s flair
for using the costumes, customs and speech patterns common to the time.
Featuring two lonely people who have lost everything—only to find it again.
This is the perfect solution to the rush and bother surrounding modern holiday
celebrations. Treat yourself by taking time to sit by a glowing fire with a warm
cup of tea, and perhaps a warm gingerbread cookie, and travel back in time to meet
John and Hannah and follow their adventures in finding love again. It’ll warm
your heart. Promise.
Based on a scale of 1-5, The Gingerbread Man
deserves a 5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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