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When Esther Beauchamp agrees to drive a snowmobile during the Santa Snow Challenge, she expects a problem-free weekend of transporting snowboarders. What she gets is the task of transporting a single snowboarder and babysitting his service dog while he's on the slope. Robbie Kendrick is instantly attracted to the pretty staffer who volunteered to help him during the competition. While she's clueless about asthma, he appreciates her efforts to understand how it affects him and his snowboarding. Best of all, she treats him like a man who isn't disabled and gets along great with his medical alert dog. But when Robbie's ability to compete is called into question, is it in God's plan for him to give up the career he loves, or will his competitive spirit cause him to lose his chance at a future with Esther?
When Esther Beauchamp agrees to drive a snowmobile during the Santa Snow Challenge, she expects a problem-free weekend of transporting snowboarders. What she gets is the task of transporting a single...
When Esther Beauchamp agrees to drive a snowmobile during the Santa Snow Challenge, she expects a problem-free weekend of transporting snowboarders. What she gets is the task of transporting a single snowboarder and babysitting his service dog while he's on the slope. Robbie Kendrick is instantly attracted to the pretty staffer who volunteered to help him during the competition. While she's clueless about asthma, he appreciates her efforts to understand how it affects him and his snowboarding. Best of all, she treats him like a man who isn't disabled and gets along great with his medical alert dog. But when Robbie's ability to compete is called into question, is it in God's plan for him to give up the career he loves, or will his competitive spirit cause him to lose his chance at a future with Esther?
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