Deputy City Manager Burk Harmon loves his job and loves his family. He’s
always been there for them but they have found love and are doing very
well. Lately he’s been thinking about his own future and longing for a
love like his brother and sister have found. The person that immediately
comes to mind is Lacie Heatherton. She’s the Assistant Director for
Parks and Recreation and has worked closely with Burk for the past ten
years. Lacie however has a firm ‘no dating’ policy because of a painful
past. When opportunity arises for Burk to help Lacie accompany a group
of senior citizens on a weekend mountain retreat, he feels this might
just be the opportunity he needs to suggest the possibility of being
more than friends. Lacie knows that Burk has always been there for her,
and her daughter, but will see past her strict ‘no dating’ policy to the
potential of having what her heart truly longs for?
This was a
great finish to the series. I loved getting a closer look at Burk Harmon
and he is just a genuinely nice guy. I loved how he interacted with
Lacie, her daughter and even her grandmother (who was a bit rough around
the edges). The daughter was so lively and fun with all her retro
sayings, she just worms her way right into your heart. Lacie had a sweet
and funny personality and although I totally understood why she felt
the way she did about men, I didn’t understand her reservations about
Burk. She had known him for ten years and he’s always been a good
friend. However, I realize that everyone handles things differently. I
appreciated Burk’s strong faith and convictions and what an impact that
had on those around him. That’s a good thing to remember in our own
lives. People watch to see if we are who we say we are. It was great
catching up with Rori and Graham as well as Beck & Savvy. I have
thoroughly enjoyed the whole Harmon Heritage Series (Rori’s Healing,
Beck’s Peace and Burk’s Surrender) and would highly recommend all of
them!
*This complimentary copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review*
Some Favorite Quotes:
“Being
with a man doesn’t make you happy.” … “You’re right, sweetheart. It’s
not just being with a man. The happiness should come from knowing a
person, enjoying spending time with them, feeling comfortable enough to
share your dreams, your worries…”
His gaze dropped to her lips,
full and red, and totally kissable, which he wanted to do right now. He
didn’t even care that there were fifty seniors in the room to witness
their first kiss.”
“God’s love never fails. Unlike our earthly
parents, He will never give up on you and no matter what you do or what
you’ve done, He never considers you a failure.”
For more information about this book or other books by Dora Hiers I recommend you visit her website at dorahiers.com/.
1 comment:
Ahh, Sherry, it's always such a treat to pop by your blog. It's so relaxing and peaceful.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the Harmon Heritage series. Thank you so much for the sweet review!
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