Holding On to Hope

A Coastal Hearts Novel

By: Janet W. Ferguson

Narrated by: Paul Curtis

A fun road trip romance to the Grand Tetons!

Always the wedding planner, never the bride.

Hope Rodriguez loves planning weddings. There’s nothing more special than helping a bride become a princess for a day, but she’s not sure that’s her calling in life anymore.

If only she had her own special someone. Her only current prospect leaves her with more questions than answers about where she falls in his list of priorities.

Yet, when a lifelong friend asks her to plan a destination wedding across the country in only two weeks, she’ll have to figure out how to pull off the impossible…alone.

After being burned as a child and deserted by his family, Caleb Donnelly has an intimate relationship with pain. Despite all he’s endured, one ache refuses to leave him—the throbbing in his heart where Hope is concerned.So when Hope needs help with their friend’s wedding, he can’t stop himself from volunteering to travel two thousand miles to Jackson, Wyoming.

As long as he keeps his feelings in check, he might not ruin their friendship. Because a beautiful woman like Hope could never love a scarred man like him. There’s no way their longtime friendship could ever become more. When Hope and Caleb’s plans go up in flames, it’s their hearts that might never recover.

Grab your copy of Holding On to Hope…a Southern Contemporary Christian Romance novel from the Coastal Hearts Series.

©2023 Janet Ferguson (P)2023 Janet Ferguson

An excellent story

It was great to return to a few familiar characters and journey with them once more through the celebrations and challenges of life. This story had a strong faith message woven through it. Whilst you could read it as a standalone I think you’ll appreciate it more if you know some of the background stories.

Enjoyable

First time with this author and won’t be the last. What an amazing and uplifting story that makes you want to be better in life.

Christian Romance

This was my first experience with Janet W. Ferguson's work, and it was entertaining. Hope was a wedding planner. Her friend asked Hope to be his wedding planner for a wedding that was going to take place in two weeks. Caleb volunteered to help Hope with the preparations. The story was cute. Both Caleb and Hope were guided by their faith and their beliefs. There were some humorous incidents. Paul Curtis' narration was good, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.