Her Holiday Family by Winnie Griggs

My book review today is on the Love Inspired Historical, Her Holiday Family. I enjoy the way Winnie writes. This book is one of the Texas Grooms Series and is a continuations of Lone Star Heiress and has many of the same characters. I always enjoy visiting the people from the previous book.

Eileen Pierce is a widow that the town has chosen to shun. Her husband had chosen to lavishly spoil her going deeply in debt. In an attempt to get out of this mess he embezzles from his bank and then takes his life. Eileen has spent years paying off his debts and trying to survive. She tries to retain her dignity by being aloof.

Simon Tucker agrees to escort a woman, Miss Fredrick, with her ten children to a new home. Simon's niece and nephew are two of the children. His sister, her housekeeper had died recently and Miss Fredrick had taken them in. Simon planned on moving close so he could be a part of the children's lives. Unfortunately Miss Fredrick has a stroke on the way and Simon is stranded in a small town waiting for her recovery.

Reverend Harper calls a town meeting to get his people to help this young man and the children. Several people agree to take one or two but Simon is determined to keep them all together. The only home large enough to house them is the Widow Pierce's home, she finally agree to care for them and although there are objection the ladies aide helps the widow by bring meals for them all.

A journey of twelve lonely broken people and how they are brought together to become a family. I great story I know you will enjoy. You can purchase the book at the address below.

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