Angelica is a "rising star" in a law firm and a only daughter to a wealthy horse-ranch family. She has it all, but realizes that money can't buy happiness. She makes a life-changing decision and walks away from her job (because of a case she would not take on). She finds herself back home on the ranch, trying to find a job helping the poor and standing up against injustice to them.

Antonio is a determined young man who has fled his poverty-stricken home in Guadalajara, Mexicon, and has illegally crossed the border and is found bearly alive by a man in the desert. He finds himself employed by Angelica's parents. Angelica wants to help Antonio learn English and have him help her with her Spanish. From there love will bloom, but her parents want more for their daughter.

Both will see that their worlds are far apart. But can faith, love and a selfless commitment to each other be enough. I felt the author did a great job of making this story seem real. It also did a good job of helping you see the vast differences in the thinking and attitudes of those who have it all and those who have learned to live with nothing. I look forward to reading the next story in this series and see where this story will take me. ( )