A Vow of Love

Sometimes, families need a helping hand
Holidays are about family, love, and giving; but this Christmas, the Friessens are in for a rough holiday season.
—“Absolutely brilliant.Got my coffee, said to hell with the housework, and devoured it slowly. I was gobsmacked at Rodney’s story. Poor Becky. This family series is a bloody good read. Thank you.”
—“Compelling, emotions run high throughout this story.” — Bookzilla
—“Neil and Candy have had a dynamic relationship with a lot of passion and disappointments. Can true love and a renewed trust get them their happy ever after?” — J. Murphy
—“Loved this so much! Neil and Candy have such a special love that has touched me and even more so now. This book is a must read!” — Susan
—“I read this book in less than 24 hours on my vacation with my husband and two year old. I couldn’t put it down, I have already fallen in love with Becky and had to see what happened with Maria. Loved it.” — Amanda
—“The Friessen family is a family that really touches my heart and they will touch yours heart too.”
Thirteen days before Christmas, a letter arrives in the mail—a letter that was never meant for Candy Friessen. When she opens it, she discovers a lie that rocks her world, and she begins to question everything she and Neil have created together, including his love for her and their family.
Seven days before Christmas, Candy’s heart is breaking. She makes plans to leave, but when a call one night alerts all the Friessens that Becky, their mother, is fighting for her life in the hospital, they rush to her bedside without a second thought. Faced with uncertainty, Brad, Neil, Jed, and their wives are together for Christmas, but there’s no happy celebration, no gifts piled under the tree.
And for Candy and Neil, once trust is destroyed, is the bond of family strong enough to keep them together?