Ann Gentry Summer.s Hand

After finding out who her birth father is, eighteen year-old Renee McMichaels longs to be part of his life. She has hopes and dreams of having siblings and enjoying all that being part of a family unit brings. Dr. Richard Blair feels the weight of the responsibility and desires to tell his family of the child he fathered during his college years but cannot find a way to break the news to his perfectionist wife. It brings about a tumultuous summer as Renee spends a few months at the Blair horse ranch. Kline Monteray continued to mourn the loss of his father after a tractor accident. Blaming God for the void in his life, Kline becomes very angry. He leaves his education and possible professional baseball career behind at the University to run the fruit farm that his mother was struggling to keep alive. Being a neighbor of the Blair horse ranch, he and Renee find themselves in various surprising predicaments.