Joy Abbott had never stayed in one place long. She followed the wind, moving from place to place. She didn't put down roots. She didn't make friends. She didn't get tied down. A registered letter changed everything though. Joy obeyed the summons it contained and headed to yet another new town. Instantly Joy is constrained by terms in a will belonging to a stranger -- her grandfather. One year and she'd become the owner of a bakery. A bakery she could sell to fund her wandering dreams.
At least that's what she thought until she locked eyes with Will Bell. He quickly shows her the little town holds more than she'd thought. Friendship. Family. Love. Faith. Joy starts to see that standing still isn't a trap, putting down roots isn't giving up, and that faith can be as sweet and fresh as just baked bread.
