National bestselling author Lauraine Snelling brings a small mountain town to thrilling life when a natural disaster threatens to destroy lives.
Border Patrol agent Ben James' life is in tatters.
A tragic accident stole the love of his life and he never finished grieving.
Turning to the bottle for support, he lost sight of what was important.
While making his last patrol run before a storm rolls in, Ben's canine partner Bo finds an abandoned baby hidden in the woods.
As Ben rushes the child to the only clinic in the area, the storm strikes with unexpected fury.
Esther Hanson runs a second-rate clinic in the small community of Pineville, Minnesota, on the Canadian border.
Though she has fought for years to get the equipment she needs, the town refuses to approve the funding.
When the unprecedented storm ravishes the area, cutting them off from all outside help, Esther struggles to help her patients without giving in to overwhelming emotions.
The event triggers a long-suppressed memory, and Esther must come face to face with the reality of her past and learn to forgive herself.
Brought together by the life of a child, Ben and Esther become each other's reason to change.
About the Author: Lauraine Snelling has been writing since 1980, with over 65 books published, both fiction and non-fiction, historical and contemporary, for adults and young readers.
Her books consistently appear on CBA bestseller lists, and have been translated into Norwegian, Danish, and German.
A hallmark of her style is writing about real issues within a compelling story.
Lauraine and her husband, Wayne, have two grown sons, and live in the Tehachapi Mountains with a watchdog Bassett named Chewy.
Visit her Web site at www.
laurainesnelling.
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