You’ll think of Me, by Robin Lee Hatcher, 2017, Thomas Nelson (HarperCollins)

Brooklyn is a single mother of a ten year old girl.  They live a simple life, until suddenly things change for them.  Brooklyn had experienced rejection in her younger years from those who mattered most.  Would she now be able to open her heart to new possibilities?

The author herself grew up without a father, and thinks of a young girl’s need for a dad in her writing.

As in the novel I’m working on, the young single mother sees her child as a gift even though the situation they are in is less than optimal.  In my novel, like this one, the young mother learns to trust again, finding love in the process.

Can you relate to this in any way?  It would be great to see your comments.