Tuesday, August 25, 2026

A Secret Worth Protecting: An Uplifting Inspirational Romance by Susan L. Tuttle

 

One season. Two darling girls.
And a past he thought he lost forever…


Being in witness protection with twin little girls is the
least of Sam Cooper’s problems. Right now, he desperately needs a nanny. But he’s stunned when the candidate who shows up on his doorstep is Ansley Tait, the girl he once loved…and left brokenhearted. Sam knows Ansley is everything the sweet—and adorably energetic—twins need. But protecting his family has to come first. Because one tiny slip about his true identity could mean disaster. Another move. Another town. And most of all, walking away from the only woman he’s ever truly loved

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About The Author


 ACFW Carol award finalist, Susan L. Tuttle lives in the Mitten state with her Hubby and their ever-expanding family. A newly minted empty nester, she adopted a borderdoodle who must endure her daily embraces. Retired from homeschooling, Susan now splits her time between serving in ministry as a pastor’s wife, dating her amazing husband, and penning stories filled with ordinary people finding extraordinary love.

 

My Review



I found this book to be a quick page turner, and a beautifully written faith based read.
Sam is a cleaver furniture maker and the father of twin girls, and as the book opens desperately in need of a nanny.
I loved how the women who shows up is an old girlfriend, and considering he is in witness protection, how is this going to work out?
The little girls are delightful, and the author kept me engaged with this story with a few twist and turns.
It is a quite a journey to the end, and sad at times, but keep reading! I'm glad I did!
I received this book through #Net Galley and the Publisher #Harlequin - Romance, and was not required to give a positive review.


 

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A Secret Worth Protecting: An Uplifting Inspirational Romance by Susan L. Tuttle

  One season. Two darling girls. And a past he thought he lost forever… Being in witness protection with twin little girls is the least of...