Sue Bookman wishes she believed that Rick Kraynick would make the best parent for her tiny foster baby. As the girl's uncle, he's got a strong claim. But so does the child's grandmother, and Sue knows that if Rick gets custody, he won't let the woman anywhere near. Sue even gets why.
But where would Sue be today if she hadn't had a grandmother who loved her unconditionally? While she likes Rick--okay, she more than likes him--the man wants a replacement family. Can he really see the child in her arms or is he blinded by the daughter he lost?
And will he ever forgive her if she doesn't choose him?
