Chapter One
Now, he was the kind of guy she needed to meet.
Parallel parked across the street from the Almost Family
youth services building, Lissa Malone stopped examining her
reflection in the vanity mirror of her Dodge Charger to watch
the guy. He stood in front of the youth building, which was
constructed of the same old fashioned red brick as every other
building in downtown Crichton, laughing with a lanky, longhaired
blond kid in his early teens. The kid wouldn't be a relative,
but a boy from the local community who was going through
a rough patch and in need of an adult role model in the form of
a foster friend.
Kind, caring, and considerate enough to be that friend, by
donating his free time to the betterment of the kid's ...
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