Holden

By Jayna Morrow

Description:

Shy and self-conscious, Irelynn's natural instinct has always been to withdraw with her sketchbook. The last time she picked up a paintbrush, however, was the day her father killed himself. Now put in the position as stand-in for her boss, Irelynn must overcome her wallflower ways and run Hearth Dairy Farm while he's away on vacation. A twist of fate leaves her short a manager, and ruggedly handsome Holden Hearth steps in to assist her. Second son in the Hearth family, Holden welcomes the chance to spend time in his hometown and confront his disappointing past, even if it includes a bit of hard labor. He's grown from a geeky kid with glasses into a successful businessman. Despite what he went through - enduring the teasing and bullying - he's ready to show Sweet Home what he's become. Working at the dairy brings Irelynn and Holden together, and the attraction is instant. But as Holden breaks down the personal barriers between them, uncovering the truth about Irelynn's artistic ability, she resists him every step of the way....until she, too, decides to confront her past and come to terms with who she really is.

Book Takeaway:

It is my prayer that readers takeaway a sense of self and understand that God gave us each a special gift. All we have to do is tap into that and let Him lead us.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wrote this book for the underdogs, for those lacking in self-confidence. My hero and heroine both struggle with self-identity in different ways. I feel there are a lot of folks out there, like me, who can relate to their struggles.