Margaret Daley

This was a good start to this cool series about foster brothers. The hero and heroine had a lot of dark backstory that made them interesting, and the secondary characters were very well done.

I really like this series about foster kids, and this was a very satisfying book. The hero and heroine have conflict-filled backstory linking them to each other, and watching them resolve their differences and come to terms with past mistakes and present unforgiveness was compelling.

Margaret Daley always writes a good storyline. The romantic thread was intersting, and the secret Jameson was keeping was really intriguing.

After the death of her aunt who was raising her younger brother and sister, Rachel returns to her hometown.  There she encounters her high school sweetheart and must decide whether to stay or go on to pursue her dream of owning a restaurant in NY.  This is a sweet story about family, forgiveness, and rekindled love.

The Courage to Dream Love is the second novel in this Classic book.

The Power of Love is the first novel in this Classic book.

I liked the pace of the book and that there was more information about the mystery that the series surrounds. A nice read.

SYNOPSIS:  Another murder occurs connected to Magnolia College.  This time it's a young reporter and his sister, Cassie Winters, wants justice.  Her former professor, Jameson King, was close to Cassie's brother but he's fearful of the feelings he has for Cassie.  Can they find the murderer?  And will the attraction between them have a chance against the demons of Jameson's past?