A Time to Heal

By Erin Stevenson

Description:

He’s Rand Kingston, internationally acclaimed award-winning actor who left Montana when he was eighteen and landed in Hollywood. Everything he’s touched has turned to gold and he’s never looked back, until one phone call brings him home and causes him to rethink everything he’s done, everything he is. He wants his life to change but has no idea where to go or how to get there. Inspiration will come from a most unlikely place.
She’s Julie Collins, widow and mother of a six-year-old. All she wants is to finish her master’s degree in Library Science, take over the town library for the retiring head librarian, and live a quiet life with her son in Canadian Meadows. The last thing she wants or needs is a wildly wealthy, famous, handsome, sexy party boy. But there he is, hiding out in her library, and for all the things she despises about Rand Kingston, whenever they’re apart, Julie finds herself dreaming of the next moment they’ll be together.
Rand has fences to mend with his family, and big decisions to make about his career. Julie has deep insecurities to overcome, and doubts that she can ever be the kind of woman that Rand could love. What will it take to find their happily ever after?
Set against the stunning backdrop of northwestern Montana, the third book in the Canadian Meadows series is about the wonder and power of the love of family.

Book Takeaway:

The love of family is one of God's greatest gifts.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wanted to tell a prodigal son story in a new, fresh way, and celebrate the power of the love of family, reconciliation and forgiveness.