As a female cop, Delanie Cooper is on her most difficult assignment yet. To stop a baby-selling ring, she goes undercover as an unmarried, pregnant teen. Her new partner, Eli Logan, plays the father. With his rugged good looks, Delanie doesn't have to fake attraction, but Eli's rough exterior and bitterness toward women make it hard even to be friends. Eli is outraged at having another female partner. His last one nearly got him killed, and she wasn't the first woman to let him down. He's sure he'll never need another woman in his life or anyone else, not even God. His past has shown him he can only count on himself. Amidst danger and deceit can Eli forget the pain of yesterday to see something different in Delanie? And will he come to know God, the only One who will never let him down?

Kendall has no past, and her future looks bleak. A hit-and-run leaves Kendall Brooks with major injuries and a case of amnesia. Weeks pass, and no one seems to be missing her. Could she really have no loved ones who care to find her? What does that say about the type of person she was? Kendall thanks God for paramedic Brady Cooper. He saved her life and promises not to leave her alone through her ordeal. She clings to the friendships offered by Brady and his mother and sister. But when she and Brady realize they’d like to be more than friends, they need answers. Will Kendall ever get her memory back? What if she’s married? How can two plan a future together when one knows nothing about her past? Can Kendall and Brady trust God brought them together for a reason, even if it’s only for today? "Give us today our daily bread." Matthew 6:11

Lexi’s life really isn’t that glamorous. As a famous model, Alexandria Eastridge seems to have it all, but it took more than hard work for her to make it in the modeling world. Lexi has given up her body, her morals, and her heart. Will fleeing LA and going home to her grandparents in Lake Tahoe help her find her true self again? Fireman Cody Cooper has never met Lexi, but he’s pretty sure he’s in love with her. As he’s grown close to his elderly neighbors, he’s learned all about their beloved granddaughter. How could he help but fall for the beautiful Christian girl they describe? Surely the tabloid stories about her are just sensationalism. But once Cody actually meets Lexi, he begins to think the tabloids might be true. Then an arsonist strikes his peaceful community and all evidence points to Lexi. What was Cody ever thinking falling for this girl? "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever." Hebrew 13:8