Revived
Luke:
There’s no timeline for grief—at least that’s what the last five years have taught me. After losing my wife unexpectedly three months after our son was born, I threw myself into taking care of him and shutting out the world, including women. But when my mother gets hurt and can no longer care for Grayson while I work my new job, I’m forced to hire a nanny. Little did I know that hiring the first woman I found attractive since my late wife would flip over my world and my heart as it learns to beat to the idea of someone new. The question is—will I be able to let my first love go to make room for this woman is who is reviving me one day at a time?
Rachel:
I moved to Emerson Falls in search of a purpose, my old life leaving me feeling empty and unaccomplished. So when I fall head-over-heels for a little boy I end up babysitting on a whim, I’m shocked to know that his dad happens to need a nanny like yesterday. With a love of this boy and a need for a job, I take it, even though the way my heart flutters for my new boss should have been a warning sign I needed to listen to. Before I know it, I’m falling for a man that is not only off-limits, but is broken from the loss of his wife. I want him though, flaws and all. The question is—does he have room in his heart to love again and let me bring him back to life?
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