Series: Christmas Cabin
Author: Danielle Grandinetti
Publisher: Hearth Spot Press
Release Date: July 16, 2024
Genre: Christian Historical Romance (with Suspense)
A baby in danger, a man in turmoil, and a woman determined to save them both.
Wisconsin, 1929—When her best friend is murdered, Eira Mae Pryce gains guardianship over her friend’s baby. A baby in danger. Charged with the child’s protection, she must outrun a snowstorm, her grief, and a killer to seek refuge with the man who saved her life last Christmas.
All ex-sheriff Casper Yarwood wants for Christmas is to be left alone. With failure ringing in his ears, he retreated to his family’s cabin in the densely wooded portion of his former jurisdiction. But when his uncle’s secretary–and the woman he believes he failed–arrives on his doorstep with an endangered child, Casper cannot turn them away.
Casper and Eira Mae face impossible odds that require facing their pasts, sacrificing their futures, and ignoring their growing feelings for one another. But they’ll do so if it means they keep their charge alive long enough to experience his first Christmas.
One cabin in the Northwoods … a decade of Christmas miracles.
https://daniellegrandinetti.com/the-baby-and-the-guardian/
My Review
Eira Mae Pryce, a single woman, becomes the guardian of her best friend's baby. The baby is in danger and Eira wonders how she can possibly keep the baby safe.
The Baby and the Guardian, first in the Christmas Cabin series will keep you wondering who is threatening the baby. The villain is revealed through the storyline in a way that will have you holding your breath as their motivation is made known. The book kept me on the edge of my seat and engaged throughout the entire book.
You will root for Eira and Casper as they find their happy ending. However, not without lots of suspense and a miracle.
Highly recommended.
I received a complimentary copy from the author and a positive review is not required. All opinions are my own.
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