Superheroes by M. Jean Pike

Superheroes by M. Jean Pike

White Rose Publishing

Blurb

At twenty-one, Abby Callahan leaves her parent’s home for a rented motel room in Reford’s Crossing. She has no friends, let alone a boyfriend, so why did she tell her controlling sister she’s bringing a date to a family party? With only one week and no prospects, she needs a miracle.

Rory St. George needs a cashier for the store he manages, and Abby is the perfect choice. When he invites her out, hoping to propose a job offer, she agrees to go—if he will accompany her to a family party. Rory’s plans don’t include a relationship, but he’s drawn to Abby in a way he didn’t anticipate.

A series of misfortunes threaten to end their relationship before it begins. With the odds stacked against them, can their newfound love survive? She’s new in town. He’s from the wrong side of town.

When disaster strikes, can love turn ordinary people into Superheroes?

Abby and Rorys Story is amazing and filled with prayers and God. All of the characters provide a colorful cast who all bring a piece of the story that provides the reader with a plethora of romance and friendship, both new and old. I highly recommend the writing of M. Jean Pike as I will be looking for more of her books.

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