Lesson to Learn

Rating:
Summary: She hears only one side to the story.
Review: Back Cover description: Gray Philips had hired Sarah to be his son's nanny out of desperation--she alone could reach and comfort the unhappy child. But Gray made no secret of the fact he resented her presence in his home and in his life.
Forging a bond between father and son was near impossible task--as was hiding her growing feelings for a man who'd forsaken love and trust...

First let me state that I thought Sarah was judgmental and an idiot. The young boy runs away, she finds him. The father is looking for him and she immediately dislikes him. Sarah takes the word of a 6 year old that his dad hates him and goes on from there. I not surprised Sarah had problems at her teaching job. When she finally gets input from family and friends about the state of Gray's marriage and divorce, she still favors the ex-wife, who is now dead. Sarah is told by Gray that the ex-wife has constantly told the child to hate him and she still holds him responsible. Don't waste your time with this book

Rating:
Summary: dramatic and heart-warming tale.
Review: This is my fifth Penny Jordan romance, and in my opinion, the best thusfar. Sarah takes on a challenge of helping a young man
overcome challenges, and return to the land of beauty for living.
A little more dramatic than I usually select. But well-worth the
read!