More Than Words Can Say
(Patchwork Family #2)
by
After being railroaded
by the city council, Abby needs a man's name on her bakery's deed, and a
man she can control, not the stoic lumberman Zacharias who always seems
to exude silent confidence. She cant even control her pulse when she's
around him. But as trust grows between them, she finds she wants more
than his rescue. She wants his heart.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I did not know that it was a sequel or immediately remember Zach and his family, but a couple of chapters in, my memory was jogged and I was excited to get to know Zacharias better. I thought his portrayal was one of the most realistic male perspectives I’ve read in quite some time. I loved Abby too. I wished she wouldn’t focus on her weight so much, but that was probably realistic as well. I loved the way they worked together as a team and the solutions they found to their problems. I liked the little ways they cared for one another. And I thought their personal challenges were really well done ( for Abby- prioritizing, family vs career, and trusting God with the outcome. For Zach- responsibility vs integrity, trusting God to make a way. ) This was such a sweet story, with a lot to relate to and a lot to inspire. Loved it.
