Wyatt Clark is still recovering from the loss of his wife,
Macy, to the return of her first husband. Wyatt leaves
town, lost and broken, to travel across the country with
just his dog for company, to attempt to heal his shattered
heart. Eventually, he feels he is ready to return home,
though he is still a broken man. Living alone and in
seclusion works for Wyatt; only venturing out to spend time
with his daughter and his secretary. The moment Wyatt meets
Holly Fisher, the young mother staying at the farm next
door, he feels compelled to assist her in any way
possible, even if that means breaking out of his
self-imposed bubble and become neighborly.
Holly Fisher's sister, Hannah, has done the unthinkable
by dropping off her son and disappearing without
giving Holly an explanation or timetable of when Hannah will
return. Holly has no choice but to put her immediate future
on hold and return to the family homestead to give her
nephew a stable life. She can learn to become a responsible
adult while frantically wait for Hannah to resurface. Holly
takes the new responsibility seriously by teaching herself
how to cook and take care of a child while still holding on
to her song writing career. Holly has no reservations about
asking for help, even if that help comes from the brooding
and broken, Wyatt Clark.
We are finally getting to read Wyatt Clark's story! A LIGHT
AT WINTERS END is sweet and powerful. Julia London does
Wyatt justice by finding a woman to spark his interest with
enough chemistry to ignite a field fire. Love it!
Hannah has always done everything right: getting married, having a baby, caring of her mother in her final days, all the while performing impeccably in a high-level job. Her sister Holly is the college dropout, the one who works at a coffee shop and wants to be a songwriter. Then one day perfect Hannah suddenly--without explanation--leaves her baby with Holly and disappears. What Holly knows about babies is laughable, but she takes little Mason to the empty family homestead, where she meets Wyatt Clark, a close-mouthed, handsome cowboy who is mysteriously good with babies. And then, just as Holly can no longer imagine her life without either Mason or Wyatt, Hannah returns for her son... In an emotional new novel that is also a tender love story, New York Times bestselling author Julia London brings back a sexy hero from Summer of Two Wishes while posing the toughest question about the meaning of family: How do you make a heartbreaking choice about someone you whom you love more than yourself?
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