Eighteen-Wheelers, Horses, and Hope - Hart, H. M. R.
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Sabrina Saunders, the owner and driver of a semitruck, is on her way home to share some good news with her mother, Monica, and her fiancé, James. She's unable to get in touch with him, though, which leaves her concerned. When she and her mother go out for breakfast and meet James's wife and children, however, Sabrina knows it's over. Eighteen months later, Sabrina is a single mother of ten-month-old Jeremy, and she and her mother are working together to raise him. Although things can be tough, she also has her best friend, her horse WA KEY A, to lean on. But when she encounters James's family…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Sabrina Saunders, the owner and driver of a semitruck, is on her way home to share some good news with her mother, Monica, and her fiancé, James. She's unable to get in touch with him, though, which leaves her concerned. When she and her mother go out for breakfast and meet James's wife and children, however, Sabrina knows it's over. Eighteen months later, Sabrina is a single mother of ten-month-old Jeremy, and she and her mother are working together to raise him. Although things can be tough, she also has her best friend, her horse WA KEY A, to lean on. But when she encounters James's family again by chance and learns that one of James's daughters has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to survive, Sabrina knows it might be possible for Jeremy to act as a donor for his half sister. She has no idea, however, that the consequences of revealing the truth to James will be disastrous for her small family-and the new man in her life. In this novel, a woman truck driver and single mom deals with the father of her child while struggling to find happiness with a new love.
Autorenporträt
H. M. R. Hart, a descendent of Frances Scott Key, started trucking over twenty years ago. While on the road, she started formulating stories in her head and only recently has transferred them to paper. She also began an animal rescue organization. She currently lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.