Gussie and Adam are finally engaged and the Widows are busy
planning the wedding. But before the wedding can take place there needs to be
an actual date set. In the meantime Adam’s sister Hannah comes to town. Hannah
has been in Kenya and is worn out from all of her doctoring. Hannah has never
been one that knows how to relate to others. When the Widows see her as a
potential for their matchmaking skills Hannah’s social barrier goes up even
more. Gabe has always found Hannah’s picture to be very attractive. He hardly
recognizes the shell that Hannah has become. Still there is some spark between
them that Gabe would love to explore. Gabe’s looks take Hannah’s breath away.
No man has ever done that to her before. Hannah’s faith has been shaken, but in
Butternut Creek she has been able to recover from her illness and rediscover
her faith. Will Hannah also be able to discover love? If the Widows have their
way the answer is YES!
I really enjoyed this story! It was filled with humor and
quaint small-town comfort. The Widows are quite the characters. Especially Miss
Birdie, who as always is stubborn to a fault but cares deeply for those around
her. I found Adam to be a very wise pastor when dealing with the Widows as well
as caring deeply for his sister and those in his care. He and Gussie continue
to grow in their love for one another in the midst of all of the Widows antics.
I think they will make a great team as they care for the town of Butternut
Creek. I look forward to the next installment in the series which I hope will
find the Widows finding a mate for Mattie Patillo the young female pastor in
town.
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