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Heaven's Gift (An Angel's Touch)

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What a talent I've found in Janelle Denison. She has, what I call, that special touch that I've found few authors have. Magic!

Heaven's Gift will have you tearing up and you'll be crying for the lost young love but rediscoverd adult love between J.T. and Caitlin.

You only get a taste, at the beginning, of the love they share as childhood sweethearts but you'll come to find as the story continues just how great a love they shared and you'll be treated to seeing them fall in love all over again, but at a much more deeper level. You'll feel their pain right along with them and cheer when they beat all the odds to be together again.

This is another keeper and a story not to be missed!

Where angels go, love is sure to follow.

The last thing J.T. Rafferty expected when he awoke from a concussion was to find a beautiful stranger tending to his wounds. She'd saved his life, but the lovely Caitlan Daniels had some serious explaining to do, like how she had ended up on his isolated ranch lands, miles from civilization.

Despite his wariness, J.T. found himself increasingly drawn to Caitlan, whose gentle touch promised sweet satisfaction. She was passionate and independent and utterly enchanting. But Caitlan also had a secret, and when J.T. finally discovered the shocking truth, he'd have to defy heaven and earth to keep her close to his heart.

"Heaven's Gift is a strong, gripping, fantastic story. I sincerely thank Janelle Denison for a story that believes in eternal love and guardian angels. The heavenly gift ending is truly the most moving I've read in many, many years. Superb!" KG, Rendezvous

"Promising new author brings a touching warmth of spirit to this heartwarming tale of a love so intense it cannot be severed even by death. Inspiring reading." Romantic Times Magazine

I enjoyed Heaven's Gift thoroughly. I wasn't a big fan of the scenes that took place in heaven. I thought those were badly written and trite. However, the earthly scenes were fantastic and the barn scene... well, let's just say this woman can really write passion!