Love Finds You In Miracle Kentucky by Andrea Boeshaar
“Anything can happen when you live in Miracle…” After her life in Chicago falls apart, Meg Jorgenson arrives in the small town of Miracle, Kentucky, with plans to start over. She moves in with a grandmother she barely knows and takes a teaching position at the local elementary school. Meg soon garners the interest of Miracle’s eligible bachelors, but it’s eight-year-old Cammy Bayer who instantly wins her heart. Cammy has spent most of her young life in a wheelchair, but she firmly believes that God will miraculously allow her to walk again someday. Although Meg admires the girl’s optimism, she pities Cammy for believing something so impossible.
Vance Bayer has always made Cammy his first priority. Though delighted by the attention his daughter receives from her pretty new teacher, the shy widower is embarrassed by Cammy’s not-so-subtle attempts to play matchmaker.
Both Meg and Vance want the best for Cammy, but will they see eye-to-eye when it comes to an experimental surgery that might grant Cammy the use of her legs? Will they open their minds to the miracle of healing and their hearts to the miracle of love?
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This book was a charming, romantic, feel-good read. The book had great characters that you’ll grow to love, and you’ll really fall for Cammy, the little girl who is wheelchair-bound due to an accident.
Widower Vance Bayer is still grieving over the loss of his wife due to a car accident. This accident has also left his daughter bound to a wheelchair. Caring for his crippled daughter and working full time takes a toll on Vance, and Cammy’s new third-grade teacher creates an interesting twist to his busy days.
Meg Jorgenson runs away from Chicago, wanting to leave an emotionally-destructive relationship and to seek greener pastures in the small, quaint town of Miracle Kentucky. When she arrives, she finds herself getting to know her grandmother, who she’s never gotten to spend much time with over the years since her parents’ bitter divorce. Meg also finds herself getting to know the townspeople. She’s not used to staying in one place and forming personal relationships with others, however, in Miracle, she finds her life taking a turn for the better, both romantically and spiritually.
This book was a good, enjoyable read and I highly recommend it. I enjoyed and savored every page, and I’m sure you’ll probably enjoy it too.
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