This was an ok Christmas story that seemed a little un-realistic to me. Gideon is riding a horse through a snow storm many miles from his home and hears a baby crying. He discovers a woman has just had a baby in a tent and can't remember anything about her life. He's a Navy Seal who lost a leg and thinks he not good enough for any woman. I read the whole story but found it a little unfeasible.

Deeply emotional and touching story that brings all the feels into the surface. The story made me smile, sigh, and even tear up. I connected with the characters, I rejoiced with them, I mourned with them, I fell in love with them. The realistic characteristics of the hero and heroine were endearing, they had faults just like you and me, yet they had that charisma and charm to pull you into their world, and hold your interest. They had me rooting for them, angry at them, and wanting to hug them close and say it will all be alright.
The former SEAL Gideon Snow is a pickle. He frustrated me to no end at times, but mostly I just wanted to hold a mirror to him and show him what a truly good, solid, kind fellow he was, and help him to understand that what his ex-wife was and wasn't is no true reflection on him.
Jane Doe and little Chip won my heart with the bravery, guts, and strength they both showed from the very first scene. Jane's amnesia puts her in a fragile state, yet with Gideon she is safe, she is at peace, she is at home.
The three of them together were such a tight unit, so adorable, and so sweet. The problems Gideon and Jane were battling within their lives were realistic and understandably overpowering. I loved that the author didn't take any easy roads to their happily ever after, instead had them take their time to do the work, to make the effort, and find the peace within that made anything else possible.
This was a story that touched my heart deeply with the deep emotions and the gutsy twists in the plot. There are moments of despair and raw pain, frustration, and even fear, but there are also moments of joy, jubilee, devotion, and love, and the kind of pure extasy only a great tasting baked goods can deliver.
~ Five Spoons

Ex-Seal Gideon was out on a trail when he hears and cry of a baby and finds a mother who has just given birth. On top of that when he is able to help the women he finds out that she has managed to loose her memory and his ride out to helping them get back to civilization has jetted leaving them stranded. The weather isn't the best in the area but they do what they can to get back. Until a family claims her or she gains her memory back he will help her every step of the way.

The way that this book was going I almost thought that this book was going to be a mystery thriller because the way that it started seemed like it would be. It's not in case you are wondering. Even if its not this booked turned out really enjoyable and I honestly had a hard time putting this book down. I managed to read this book rather quickly in just a day because of all the sweetness that was going on in this book. This book did very well as a contemporary romance and I enjoyed seeing the glimpse into her past in what she has forgotten and liked trying to piece together what she could remember. I loved seeing that connection between the two and from start to end I couldn't help but root for the characters because I wanted to see their happily ever after. Overall really great book I really enjoyed it.