Montana never intended to be a single parent but the death of her husband has changed everything.  With the arrival of her new baby, Montana realizes it’s time to slowly re-enter the world again. Dr. Andy Buchanon is the brother of a good friend and he’s offering her a chance to work as a midwife while balancing her new role as a mother.  Can love blossom between them as well?

Fiona McArthur pens a story that tugs at your heartstrings.  Montana’s grief is palpable, as events trigger memories of her husband.  The romance builds slowly and steadily, making it all the more realistic. Andy and Montana both have past memories of love and there are some bittersweet moments as each learns gradually to love yet again.  Fiona McArthur does a beautiful job at showing grief over time as Montana’s reactions and thoughts exemplify the grief process.

THE MIDWIFE’S LITTLE MIRACLE is an emotionally intense story that hits on real-life issues.  From Montana’s re-emergence into the world to Emma’s challenges as an unwed teenager, the storyline tackles some weighty and sensitive issues.  Fiona McArthur handles each and every scene with a delicate touch that heightens the emotional impact.  Bravo, Ms. McArthur, for a job well done!

Publisher: Harlequin Medical Romance #393 (April 2009)