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A little boy in need Could unite two broken hearts. After her business goes under, Torryn Emerson is only too happy to return to her hometown and restore the house left to her in her mother's will. She never expects to find friendship next door. Matthew Lawson finds it difficult to connect with his young son after his wife's death. So when Connor is drawn to their fun-loving neighbor, Torryn, Matthew asks for her help. As they spend more time together, Torryn can't help but fall for the little boy and his father…but can they overcome past hurts to become the family they need? From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.…mehr

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A little boy in need Could unite two broken hearts. After her business goes under, Torryn Emerson is only too happy to return to her hometown and restore the house left to her in her mother's will. She never expects to find friendship next door. Matthew Lawson finds it difficult to connect with his young son after his wife's death. So when Connor is drawn to their fun-loving neighbor, Torryn, Matthew asks for her help. As they spend more time together, Torryn can't help but fall for the little boy and his father…but can they overcome past hurts to become the family they need? From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.

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Michelle Lindo-Rice is a Publisher's Weekly Bestselling author, an Emma Award Winner and a RWA Vivian Award finalist. Michelle enjoys reading and crafting fiction across genres. Originally from Jamaica West Indies, she has earned degrees from New York University, SUNY at Stony Brook, Teachers College Columbia University, Argosy University and has been educator for over 20 years. She also writes as Zoey Marie Jackson.