Sara's Family — Ann Justice

ONE RAINY NIGHT...

The last thing he remembered was pumping the pedals of his bike, moving up a steep mountain road, when the shoulder gave way. Suddenly he was falling, tumbling into a world of blessed quiet and darkness. When Harrison Nixon regained consciousness, he found himself in a stranger's home, his leg aching.

A staunch New Yorker, Harrison demanded to be taken to a hospital. But he was in the Smoky Mountains, a hundred miles from civilization, in the home of a willful dark-haired beauty with mysterious blue eyes. Surrounded by a heavy snowstorm and a handful of curious children, Harrison knew he was stuck for awhile.

Sara Peters usually enjoyed opening her home to the needy. Over the years her farm had provided shelter to orphaned children and wayward teenagers. She had no choice but to help the grouchy Harrison Nixon, but she wasn't about to put up with his attitude. If this handsome city slicker stayed on her mountain, he was going to get a taste of Sara's own brand of magic -- a mixture of country charm, manners, and sheer will!