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Eight months ago, apprentice chef Nikki Larssen's biggest worry was whether or not the chocolate soufflé would rise. Now, hiding a baby and guarding a dangerous secret, she's got a whole lot more to worry about - staying alive, for instance. A secluded house in a small Ontario town seems like the perfect safe haven for Nikki and the child she's sworn to protect ... until a stranger shows up to complicate their lives. With six years and ten thousand miles behind him, reporter Gren Wilder finally faces the truth-you can't run fast enough or far enough to leave the past behind. His career in ruins, Gren returns to Vinegar Hill, ready to pick up the shards of his life and make peace with the ghosts that haunt him. What he needs is a little solitude, a place to work with no distractions. What he gets is a ready-made family, a constant reminder of the past he's tried so hard to forget. Gren forms a reluctant liaison with the enigmatic woman and child who've laid claim to his home - and his heart. But Nikki is keeping secrets. And Gren has a nose for news. Will any of them survive his quest for the truth?

An extraordinary story of two people with a past worth forgetting and a future to remember. Ms. Harrington has weaved a story of suspense that will brighten your day and make you thankful for your own life. 4 Stars! ~ Just Views Reviews

ONE FOR SORROW, TWO FOR JOY is a terrific book. It has a touch of gothic, a heap of mystery, and tons of romantic suspense. Ms. Harrington keeps the reader on the edge of her seat with just a touch of humor to relieve the tension. Very Highly Recommended! ~ Under the Covers Book Reviews

Cheryl Cooke Harrington keeps you on the edge of your seat with this gripping novel full of suspense and secrets needing to be told. One for Sorrow, Two for Joy is a spellbinding story of one woman desperately fighting to hide the truth about her past, and a man's quest to learn the secret she is hiding. It's definitely a story any reader will have trouble putting down before the end. ~ Sharpwriter.com