"A heartwarming read that breaks all the stereotypes and has an uplifting message from above"

Nikki Post was the granddaughter of the wealthy owner of a large newspaper. She'd grown up a "rich girl" and had almost made it to the altar with the wrong guy. Now, she finds herself working as a reporter for the newspaper and partnered with Christian radio host Colin Wright.

From the start, Colin just didn't seem to be the "God- type." He was rugged and good-looking and looked more like he belonged on a Harley than in a pew at church. Known for doing radio stunts to earn money for charities, Colin takes on his biggest stunt ever. He vows to travel eight days and three hundred miles by tricycle, rollerblades and scooter to earn seven hundred thousand dollars to build a homeless shelter. Once homeless himself, he can't stress the importance of this mission to his newfound partner, Nikki.

Both Nikki and Colin have some emotional roadblocks to deal with. Like he has something against rich girls, and she has a fear that a man will only want her for her money and influence. As the two travel a long road together, they discover surprising things about each other and themselves. And all the while God is present every step of the way.

This reviewer found this sweet tale of two struggling people to be uplifting and a joy to read. It proves there is no need for blatant sexual description or language to be considered a good story or romance novel. And that's the key to this wonderful piece of writing from Ms. Steward. She knows how to tell a good story. Just like the old Carey Grant movies, less proves to be more. I highly suggest this read to all who just enjoy a good plot, incredible characters, sensual tension and like to be entertained. Ms. Steward is certainly a writer you'll hope to read again and again.

Reviewed by Kelly McDonough
Posted August 28, 2005