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"This third book in The Shannon Sisters trilogy ties up all the loose ends!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted March 21, 2002

This third book in The Shannon Sister's trilogy is about Maureen and her twelve-year-old daughter Holly. Things aren't going well for Maureen and Holly. For one, they have slowly grown apart. It's gotten even worse now that Rod, Maureen's husband and Holly's dad died in a senseless accident Read more...

"A good finale to the Shannon Sisters trilogy."
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted March 28, 2002

Though he has a wife and child, Rod acts more like a daredevil teenager who simply won't grow up. His attitude forces his spouse Maureen Shannon to make all the difficult parenting and economic decisions that leads to the alienation between mother and daughter. Rod takes the ultimate plunge Read more...

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Summary

He made her an offer she couldn't refuse--but did she even try!

Jake Hartman's heli-skiing operation in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies has been hugely successful. But because of the major outlays he now wants to make, he needs a capital infusion. A bank loan is a nonissue--Jake's not keen on debt. But a silent partner would do the trick.

Widowed Maureen Shannon, eldest of the Shannon sisters, has just moved back to the sleepy town of Canmore, hoping that slow-paced living will help mend her deteriorating relationship with her twelve-year-old daughter. Jake's proposal sounds good.

But then Jake makes Maureen a second offer--a lasting proposal she's much more reluctant to accept...