Kit Holloway and Tyler McCord are wildly in love, eagerly planning their wedding, and anticipating a glorious summer guiding white-water rafters through the untamed beauty of the Grand Canyon. Then the unthinkable happens: Kit's father leaves his wife for Tyler's widowed stepmother. Kit's mother is devastated, and Kit is so angry she banishes her father from her life. Tyler is also appalled, but he continues to associate with his stepmother and her new husband-a decision Kit refuses to accept. A tragic accident that might have brought Kit and Tyler back together seems only to widen the rift between them. Can their love survive?
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Lorena McCourtney is a long-time resident of Southern Oregon and enjoys using Oregon settings in her books. She wrote numerous short stories for children before moving on to romances and now to mysteries, often with a bit of humor. She won the American Christian Fiction Writer's Mystery "Book of the Year" and twice won the Daphne Du Maurier Award of Excellence.
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This review is from: Canyon (Palisades Historical Romance) (Paperback)
An inspirational romance. CANYON is a swift and exciting readfrom an author that has done her homework (including a white waterraft trip down the Colorado River within the confines of the Grand Canyon) and uses it to breathe life into her characters, their problems, and the final outcome. Ms. McCourtney is the author of 28 published novels and is a writer that manages to inspire while entertaining, delight while teaching, and produce a read so engrossing that it's impossible to put it down until the last page is turned. The action builds, the plot is multi-layered, the characters headstrong, bull-headed, but so endearing. CANYON, and Ms. McCourtney's use of an extended metaphor, is a read to remember. Thanks, Ms. McCourtney, I really enjoyed this one. END
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