To Walk in His Moccasins

When Jerry Stone's fiancée abandons him for another man during an Alaskan gold-mine search, he plunges into despair—and a broken leg. As he recovers in a Fairbanks hospital, a gentle Native nurse named Rachel introduces him to Danny, a courageous nine-year-old orphan battling cancer. Through laughter, water-balloon wars, and a sacred bond of brotherhood, the wounded man and the sick child heal each other. A tender, faith-filled story of forgiveness, second chances, sacrifice, and learning to walk in another's moccasins.

• A grief-stricken man and a dying orphan boy heal each other's broken hearts
• Set against the stunning, harsh beauty of the Alaskan wilderness
• A tender clean romance with a Native American heroine of quiet strength
• A powerful story of forgiveness—even toward the woman who betrayed him

“"That's the best kind of crying, called happy tears. Moms get those sometimes when you give them flowers."”

Perfect for a reader who loves tender, faith-tinged clean romances about healing, sacrifice, and second chances, with an emotional child-in-peril storyline.