A Place to Call Home (Silhouette Intimate Moments, 973)

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Summary: A WONDERFUL MOVING STORY THAT WILL LEAVE YOU BREATHLESS!
Review: Detective Judd Hanna was a tormented man looking for was a few days of peace and solitude, away from the dark shadows that haunted him. But in a little town in the Wyoming high country, he found something more. He found Charlotte "Charlie" Franklin, a strong but gentle woman raising an adorable little girl alone who made him dream of a life filled with love and happiness. But even here, peace was hard to find. The mysterious kidnapping one of the town's most prominent men was itching to be solved. It was up to Judd and Charlie's brother, the town sheriff, to find out what really happened. And before Judd could hope for a future with Charlie, he had to conquer the demon from his past.

A PLACE TO CALL HOME is a riveting story that will tug at your heartstrings. It will reveal to you a hero who in spite of his abusive past managed to become an incredible man who at last found what he deserved-a loving family, A PLACE TO CALL HOME.

Luciano

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Summary: One of Ms. Sala's "keeper" books
Review: I read this book when Silhouette first released it about 2 years ago and up to this day I could still remember the poignancy of the story. The interaction between Judd and Charlie's daughter Rachel was just so sweet.
It's a good thing that this particular story by Ms. Sala is reissued. For those who've missed it the fist time, try not to the second time around.

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Summary: reissue
Review: is an ok book but is a reissue, be careful you don't have it already

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Summary: An excellent romance that you'll remember!
Review: Judd and Charlie are the perfect couple, and act believably given their circumstances. So does Rachel, Charlie's 2 year old daughter!

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Summary: first-rate
Review: This story's plot has already been given, so I'll just add that it's the relationships that make it work; I loved Sala's portrayal of Rachel, the heroine's daughter, and the hero's tenderness toward her. Also handled with skill and grace are the relationships of other characters with Davie, a young man with a developmental disability.
Note: Although this story includes some violence, it is not nearly as violent or sinister as the beginning (or the back matter) might lead you to believe. Recommended.