An Informal Introduction

By Heather Gray

Description:

She saves lives. He protects them. And someone's trying to stop them both.

Lily Ziminski is an ICU nurse near the nation's capital where politics are a regular part of hospital policy. Assigned a series of high-profile patients, she finds herself an unwilling focus of the media. Lily would much rather do without all the attention...except where one cowboy-hat-wearing state trooper is concerned.

Caleb Graham runs into the same captivating nurse twice in one day, and he's not a man who believes in coincidence. When problems at a local impound lot force him into the middle of a bizarre case that threatens Lily, Caleb will stop at nothing to protect her.

From a stranger in a parking garage to Secret Service agents, surprise chases Lily around every corner. In the midst of the chaos, she has two constants - her longtime faith in God, and her growing attraction for a silver-eyed trooper.

Book Takeaway:

God is as present in the small and ordinary moments of our lives as He is in the big ones. Whether it's flashing lights in your rearview mirror or a SWAT team storming your apartment - God is there.

Why the author wrote this book:

I was driving home from a writer's convention, and I kept heard the same song on the radio over and over. It planted this seed about a hero who knew exactly what he wanted the moment he saw it...or her. When I finally sat down to write the story, that seed had grown into a novel with a hero so comfortable in his own skin - and in his God - that he rarely ever wavered. Then I asked myself, "What's going to happen when the woman he falls for isn't as sure of him as he is of himself?"