This book from the Hawk's Way series is about Cherry Whitelaw, the last adopted child of Zach and Rebecca Whitelaw (from the book The Disobediant Bride). Like all the other sets of siblings in the Hawk's Way series Zach and Rebecca's children are known in Texas as the Whitelaw brats. Cherry always seems to be getting in trouble. She hates to see the hurt and disappointment that she causes her parents, so when she gets expelled from school and almost attacked by her date she decides she does not want to go home.

Fortunately, Billy Stonecreek saves her from her would be attacker and offers to save her from her parents, by marrying her. Billy is also known for his bad reputation, and his mother-in-law plans to use it to take away his twin daughters. Billy needs a wife and Cherry thinks she needs some place to go other than her parents, so they marry.

If you have read any of the Hawk's Way series than you know that the Whitelaw men have tempers. Cherry's dad Zach is no exception. Zach is furious and tries to persuade Cherry to come home. But, Cherry is determined to be a good wife and mother. The ending is really good. I would have liked to have heard about more of the Whitelaws from the other books and I really missed the labor day picnic that always occurs in every book, except this one. It is still a great book to add to all the other Hawk's Way books.

I,ve enjoyed this book thoroughly(as I usually enjoy all her books). These family men are really incredible, all searching for their 'forever love'. The only one I haven't read is 'Texas Moon" and I'm really looking forward to doing so..

I would like to state that I am the author, and that the book is very much in print, with a second edition coming out in 1998. This book is one that is a must for all chiropractic students. The lay public interested in the physiology of pregnancy and why things happen will enjoy this book as well. In this text are explanations of the hormonal and physiological changes that occur during pregnancy and give answers to such questions as why do I crave crazy foods during pregnancy? This book is required reading and text in all chiropractic schools and I hope will forever be a classic in the field.In 1999 we hope to come out with a patient companion.

What a book! The hardcover edition has beautiful abstract art illustrations that accompany the moving poetry. If you have a copy, share it with a friend or a gifted child -- Nathan Levy captures the essence of what it feels like to be gifted in a few words.

This book was a heartbreaking book to read and knowing it was a true account made it even more so. The reader is grabbed from the first page to the last as they wait breathtaking to the very end, hoping against hope for a happy ending. It's hard to believe such things happen today in America but we are hearing of it more and more. My heart goes out to the author who did a great job of putting her story down and a breathtaking story it was. It read like fiction and was wonderfully done

If you are trying to figure out how to calm one of these beasts down, this is a good start. The pictures of the Champions are worth the price.

THE BOOK IS SO GOOD. IT'S ABOUT A HARD-LEARN MAN WHO FALLS FOR A WOMAN WHO LOST HER FUTURE HUSBAND TO BE, AND IS STILL LEARNING TO GET OVER HER LOST. THE BOOK IS GREAT FOR THOSE WHO ARE HEART-BROKEN AND THINK THAT THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ONE FOR THEM.

Three years after being married Valerie is trying to find herself as an individual. She finally gets Jonas attention in San Francisco. They finally are a happy couple when tragedy hits them again. Jonas is missing and Valerie has a great secret to tell him, but is afraid he'll never know. A must read. Please continue this series.

This is the second book I have read by Joan Hess, now I want to read them all. I was constantly changing my mind as to who I thought committed the murders. It is light, fast, fun reading. Great book to take to the beach.

it is nice and great and scientifi