A Hero Isn’t Always Easy to Spot

Life is going well for Megan Weaver. She has the job of her dreams working with Chance Campbell, a charming and daring missionary pilot. Then Micah Zimmerman moves into her parents’ home as a pastoral candidate for the Big Darby Conservative Mennonite church. It wouldn’t be so bad, except Megan remembers Micah as a gawky young man with an annoying crush on her in college. Even though Micah’s improved, he’s nothing compared to Chance.

Micah finds that his heart for Megan hasn’t changed, but he’s having to battle to keep the single women in the congregation at bay. And Megan has her own struggle, fighting her attraction to Chance because he doesn’t share her Mennonite beliefs and coming to value Micah’s renewed friendship.

As Megan wrestles with her own personal identity and faith she begins to see the true difference between Chance and Micah. But will her insight come too late, or is there still time to find the hero of her dreams?