Step by Step
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
Three years after a tragic accident left her a widow, ER nurse Taylor Cabot is determined to move on, checking off one item after another on her survival list. Her relationship with a handsome plastic surgeon even gives her hope for the last point—"fall in love again." At least until crisis chaplain Seth Donovan steps back into her life, reawakening unanswered questions about her husband's death.
While in San Diego to train community volunteers, Seth hopes to learn why Taylor is backing away from the crisis team and from their friendship. But nothing prepares him for the feelings that arise when he sees Taylor again . . . and sees her moving on with another man.
When a community crisis hits home and puts lives at risk, emotions run high and buried truths are unearthed. Will hope make the survival list?
Customer Reviews
A life lesson on moving forward
Candace Calvert I really look forward to reading your books. Your stories are so relatable and real. It is about everyday life and how we respond to it.
I love the ministry of presence line. So many of us are quick to offer advice and not be a listener.
Taylor Cabot is a widow trying to begin living again after her loss. She moved to a new area and has compiled a list of things that she wants to do.
Seth Donavan is a man trying to find out what he is supposed to be doing after his father’s death.
The both are Crisis Responders for the hospital and that is how they meet up again.
Seth and Taylor lives are connected in many ways that I am grateful the author points out throughout the book.
If you are a fan of medical dramas this is the book for you. If being in the medical field is something you wanted to do you can live your dream through the lives of these characters. The adrenaline has your heart pumping. It feels like you are there in situation experiencing what these characters are going through. Life and death are big issues with these characters. Life is about taking step by step.
I enjoy the convictions and struggles of these characters and their interactions with coworkers and victims. You can tell that what they are doing is their live passion.
I received this book for free from NetGalley through Tyndale House Publishers for an honest review. This review will be posted on Goodreads, Amazon, etc.