The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” Mom in the Making by Kit Wilkinson is a perfect example of what Aristotle meant. A medical romance and inspirational fan, I picked up Wilkinson’s first Love Inspired when I learned the hero was a flight surgeon with PTSD. As I started reading the story of Justin Winters and Becky Kirkpatrick, the pregnant widow who was married to Justin’s estranged friend, I realized this book was more than a simple mix of two genres. A hero to make the reader sigh, a strong but vulnerable heroine, a family feud, a dash of suspense, finely crafted secondary characters, Wilkinson’s warm style and excellent pace combined to create a truly enjoyable lesson in forgiveness and moving forward. I hope the author, who has written Love Inspired
Suspense, will continue to write more for the Love Inspired line.

From Julie Hilton Steele

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I was so honored to be on one of our local TV stations a few weeks ago. I’m still working on converting the video but for those of you on Facebook, here’s a link from Facebook.

WRIC Channel 8

Thanks to Morgan Dean for making the interview so easy to do.

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Set in Virginia against the backdrop of thoroughbreds and Olympic trainers, Wilkerson expertly draws her readers into the story, weaving a nice balance between the genteel world and suspense. And for one who doesn’t read suspense, I thoroughly enjoyed this fast-paced story. Novel Journey and I recommend it for a great summer read.

Ane Mulligan

Editor, Novel Journey

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