Ten years ago, Rachel Peters ran from commitment to her high school sweetheart. Raised in a dysfunctional family, she still wants to run but sibling responsibilities are pulling her back. When she runs into Michael again, she doesn't know whether to be relieved or not that apparently where he's concerned, there's no statue of limitations on forgiveness.
Michael Hunter's heart broke when Rachel left. Now she's back and he's afraid of history repeating itself. Fiercely protective of his heritage, he's been single-handedly raising a son while Rachel's been gallivanting across the globe. It's only a matter of time before she leaves once more so all he has to do is keep his distance and his heart will remain intact.
Margaret Daley weaves an emotional story among the moss-draped trees that grow along the Mississippi. She tugs at the heartstrings of anyone who has ever struggled to attain a dream. I like her title because anyone can dream, but not everyone has the courage to go after it.
My rating 
Jan 7th
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