Overall Content Rating: Parental Guidance PG
This is a faith-centered small-town love story about healing, forgiveness, and growing closer to God while two adults and a young child build new relationships. Tone is gentle and hopeful, with community, orchard life, and everyday family moments rather than dark or graphic material. Language concerns for cautious parents are light: a single mild swear in dialogue and a rare frustrated remark about someone acting foolishly. Sampled matches for sexual wording, fighting, and vulgar insults refer to head gestures, drinks, idioms, and gasping—not sexual activity, violence, or crude slurs. Review notes highlight characters growing in faith and falling in love in a sweet, charming setting; Christian faith is part of the story.
Reviews first uploaded October 11, 2026 4:19 pm. Page updated October 11, 2026 4:19 pm.
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Crude Mild
1Occasional harsh wording about someone’s judgment appears in frustration after a mistake. It is infrequent and not constant through the story.
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- stupid: 1
Profanity Mild
1Strong language is very limited. One mild swear appears in casual dialogue during a scene about a deal.
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- hell: 1
About this book
Professional musician Tacy Clark hasn’t been back home to Hill Top Orchards since the death of her beloved Uncle Jerry. When she gets an email from her aunt, the guilt she’s been feeling since her uncle’s death forces her to make the trip back home.. When her car breaks down, a ride from her aunt’s neighbor, Brody Porter, is the beginning of a roller coaster of emotions, as Tacy is forced to deal with guilt and the pain of never having known her mother. Intending to stay only as long as it takes to harvest the apples for the annual festival and be free from guilt, Tacy is determined not to get involved with Brody Porter and his little girl Cami. Brody Porter was burned by his estranged wife, Carrie Ann, a struggling actress, who came into his life during a lull in her career and then left him alone to raise their daughter, four year old Cami. He’s vowed never to play the knight in shining armor again. His only interest in Tacy Clark is making sure she gets those apples harvested for the town's annual festival. Without that harvest, the festival might not raise enough funds for the church preschool. Without a place for Cami to go every day he won't be able to put the time he needs into his livelihood, his coffee shop, Brews & Bites. Tacy Clark and Brody Porter are both determined to get what they want and go their own ways. Will the sweet scent of apples and a harvest moon soften the hearts of two people who need each other more than they know? Read more
