Earl H. (squirrelly) reviewed on 12/26/2005 + 588 more book reviews

a two-nighter for sure; 471 pages. a very good book. earl h., meldrim, ga.
from the back cover: May Taylor works as a wedding planner, passing on the timeless traditions of her grandmother and mother. The Taylor women have always believed in the presence of magic in everyday life--especially the simple magic of tru love in family. Yet May's own faith in true love was shattered when she was abandoned by the father of her child. Still, she finds joy in raising her daughter Kylie, a very special five-year-old wo sees and hears things that others cannot....
Martin Cartier is a professional hockey player and sports legend. His father, a champion, taught him to play to win--at all costs. Now Martin's success veils a core of heartache, rage and insolation. Yet Kylie glimpses the transcendent role Martin will play in May's life and her own--unless his past tears their blossoming love apart. Then only Kylie will see the way home---and only May will be able to lead them there, if she can believe in magic once more.

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