strongest person. Like the thief who comes to steal, kill and destroy, cancer has impacted many lives. Young, old, male, female... And I would love nothing more than to see this dreaded disease wiped off the face of this earth.
This was the final book in my Rocky Mountain Heroes series. I hope you enjoyed watching the Stephens men find love as much as I did. But there are plenty more relationships to explore, so I hope we’ll meet again soon. Until then, I would love to hear from you. You can contact me via my website, mindyobenhaus.com, or you can snail-mail me c/o Love Inspired Books, 195 Broadway, 24th Floor, New York, NY 10007.
See you next time...
Mindy
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart;
and lean not unto thine own understanding.
—Proverbs 3:5
For Your glory, Lord.
Acknowledgments
Many thanks to Sheri Peters, Becky Yauger and Allie Pleiter for sharing your stories with me. While your experiences may have been different, you are strong, inspiring women worthy of my utmost respect. Thank you for helping me bring this story to life.
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Note to Readers
Boy, he needed a haircut.
Daniel Stephens pulled his shaggy blond hair back into a man bun. Not his favorite look, but it would keep the hair out of his eyes.
The early June sun penetrated the thick canopy of pine trees as he knelt, dipping his brush into the red paint. He wiped off the excess on the side of the can before touching up the trim around one of the windows of the cedar chow hall/multipurpose facility. Eighteen months ago, this former scout camp near Ouray, Colorado, had been nothing more than a series of dilapidated buildings. Now, it was ready to house nearly two hundred youth cancer patients over the next two weeks, giving them the freedom to explore and have fun instead of sitting on the sidelines.
“Aw, don’t you look cute.”
Daniel looked up to see his older brother Andrew heading toward him, wearing a stupid grin.
He stepped onto the chow hall’s
