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Kate and her grandmother have come to Redbud, Pennsylvania for three months in order to oversee renovations to Chapel Bluff, property that’s been in Gran’s family for many years.

Their carpenter, Matt Jarreau, was once an all-star hockey player, married to a real-live Miss America winner. But, tragedy has left Matt a shell of a man, and Kate truly believes that she can bring him back around.

Over the course of those three months, Matt and Kate both undergo a transformation, and God shows Kate that it’s always better to trust His lead than to follow your own plans.

I loved that Kate’s faith was smart, and not pushy. She felt God lead, but was also intuitive to the needs of those she was in relationship with — she held off at times, and other times knew to push a little more.

I also loved the romantic tension between Kate & Matt. Very well-done, and kept the story moving at a good clip. The little love-triangle didn’t hurt, either.

Stupid, but I loved how I could picture Matt’s outfits. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m a Canadian girl, and hockey is the only sport I pay any attention to (if I’m in the mood to watch a sport, that is — or, when my son is playing … I’m a “hockey mom”). But, I could totally picture everything the author put Matt into.

There was so much to love about this book! The seniors provided comic relief, and they were too cute. And, I loved how the sensitive topics of grief and loss were handled throughout the book — very realistically, with even some edgy bits thrown in!

Overall, I’d highly recommend this one. I’ll be looking for more novels by this author.

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