It’s always a treat to return to Colorado for another tale in RaeAnne Thayne’s Hope’s Crossing series. Thayne is a pro at writing charming and heart-warming small-town contemporary romances, and this story fits right in with them. I’ve read most of the books in the series, and it was fun to see some of the characters return in this one. The main characters and supporting cast are engaging and well-drawn.

All is Bright stars a grown up Sage McKnight as an inspiring and capable architect interested in building and renovating houses for people with differing abilities and special needs. Mason Tucker is a client who needs his house adapted for use with his wheelchair after he is seriously injured in an accident. Although it’s fairly easy to guess the final result of the story, the twists and turns kept me involved and entertained. There is a secondary tale going on between Taryn and Charlie who have been best friends since childhood.

With themes of forgiveness, family and community, and hope, this book is a delightful and easy read. Although it’s part of a series, Thayne gives enough back story that it can be read alone.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy. All opinions are my own. ( )

I really enjoyed this double romance. I received this clean book for free and I voluntarily chose to review it. I've given it a 5* rating. So much is going on in this story woven around a car crash and a helicopter crash, both in the past. Both couples need a lot of healing and growing used to their limitations. I grew attached to them and used a few tissues also. This is a wonderful heartfelt story. ( )