Georgia Enright has devoted her entire life to ballet, focusing all her energies on becoming the principle dancer in her troupe. She reaches a point in her career when she realizes that no matter how determined she is, she will never achieve this dream. Needing some quiet time to think, Georgia reaches out to her older half sister, Laura, and goes to stay at her inn. During this time of solace, Georgia becomes better acquainted with Laura. Laura had been put up for adoption and the girls had only met in the past year. When Laura begins looking for someone to stay in her aunt's farmhouse, Georgia volunteers. She quickly trades in her city life for the comfort of a farm. She begins offering ballet lessons and her life soon begins to fall into place. Matthew Bishop, Laura's brother, (and no relation to the Enrights) is not quite as quick to embrace Laura's new family. In fact, he's downright hostile. Yet he can't seem to shake the instant attraction he feels toward Georgia. While Georgia considers turning the barn into a dance studio, Matthew is busy drawing up plans to turn it into a veterinary clinic. The sparks between the two fly until the country air works its magic, settling a blanket of compromise firmly over the two. A sinister thorn from Laura's past shows up and tries to complicate matters, but in the end, all is well. Ms. Stewart is skilled in providing a good romance with a healthy dose of suspense. We know that Laura has a secret, but it is unclear what it is. Good drama coupled with an easy-to-follow storyline makes this an enjoyable tale!
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