Rori Harmon loves living on her animal sanctuary where she feels safe.
The circumstances surrounding her father's death and the way the media
behaved has pushed her into a life of solitude except for her family.
She's uncomfortable with men except for her brother and step-father. As
much as she dreams of a husband and family she knows it's not in her
future. Graham Decker is a racecar driver with a heart of gold. It
would seem though that women are not interested in his heart, only in
his wallet. He longs for a woman who would love him for the man he is
not what he has. In an effort to support the rescue of animals, he shows
up at Rori's animal sanctuary, just in time to help deliver a llama
baby. Rori mistakes him for the vet and he doesn't feel inclined to
correct her until he has a chance to get to know her. He's delighted and
surprised to find she doesn't know who he is. Could Rori be the woman
who would finally see him for him instead of his wallet? Rori knows
there is no way she could ever fall for someone who is constantly in the
media. But Graham is a man of his word, just as he told her. Will all
things truly work together for good for two hurting hearts?
WOW!!!
I absolutely loved Rori's Healing. I kept thinking as I was reading
that this should definitely be a Hallmark movie!! I read the story in
one setting because I could not put it down. I really enjoyed the fact
that it was just a wonderful romantic read. No bad guys, no major
crisis, but a story where you savor every page, and I did!! Rori was so
thoughtful and giving and you hurt for her because of the things she’s
gone through. Graham Decker is an absolutely swoon-worthy hero. I love
the way he handled things and the way he was with Rory! (whew!!! Get
your fan out ladies). Although Graham suffered hurt his faith shined
through to those around him. It's not always easy turning our greatest
fears over to the Lord, but we're reminded that he's always with us. One
thing that was really fun was reading about the llamas and Graham's
dog. Rori's Healing is definitely a favorite and one I will read again.
It comes HIGHLY recommended by this reader but I caution you to set
aside a block of time because, like watching a good movie, you'll want
to see it through to the end!
A couple favorite quotes:
"Rori, God
decides when I go home. Whether that's in a racecar or just sitting in
my chair in the office." He heard her soft intake of breath, but he had
to go on. "You don't need to face this alone. God will walk this path
with you, just like He does with me. He can take that fear and replace
it with peace."
"We've both lived through pain and suffering
and survived, by the grace of God. We survived, Rori, but that doesn't
mean we don't carry our scars forever."
For more information about this book or other books by Dora Hiers I recommend you visit her website at dorahiers.com/.