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When you finish a book and just sigh to yourself, feeling good having read it, then you know you have found a book you like. That is how I felt about this story, and about the first two in this series also. The Callahans of Texas are super nice folks and it makes you wish you had them as your neighbors. And whoever was responsible for the book covers also did an excellent job of picturing the main characters in these stories.

This story revolves around the oldest Callahan son, Will, and its hard to find anything you don't like about this guy. Maybe a little "bossy" at times, but only because he cares. You are introduced to the woman in this story at the very beginning when she finds herself in the middle of Texas with a tornado coming straight for her and she having to lay in a ditch to escape death. She is Megan Smith, who is alone and pregnant and trying to survive life, having come from a family of misfits, convicts and drunkards. Will comes to her rescue and the whole Callahan clan helps to get her back on her feet again and make her feel like she belongs. Megan realizes that a God she never got to know saved her from the tornado and she begins her search of getting to know Him in a personal way.

It was with great enjoyment I watched as Will and Megan came to understand each other and begin to realize that their friendship was much more. The interaction and conversations were just filled with warmth and Will was such a charming man that Megan didn't stand a chance. God doesn't hold a person's past against them and neither did the Callahans and this was just another great story in the whole Callahans of Texas series. You won't be disappointed when you read this series and although they can be read as stand alones, I recommend you take the time to read them in order and get to know the family. You will be glad you did! ( )

Megan Smith is not only pregnant and alone but stuck on a lonely road in bad weather. Then a tornado hits. She finds shelter in a ditch but is pretty banged up. Will Callahan decides that he should check on the cattle where the tornado hit and finds Megan walking up the road. With her car ruined, the need for rest and no where to go, she is invited to recover at the Callahan Ranch. Slowly feelings begin to stir between Megan & Will but she just knows that a man like Will would never be interested in a girl like her, especially with her past. Can Will convince her otherwise?

I have just loved the Callahan's of Texas Series. Megan's Hero was such a great addition to the series. This author has such an easy flow to her writing that you can just sit back, relax and enjoy the journey. I really liked that she kept all the family interactive in each of the stories. To me that's what made this series so endearing. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Megan. She felt so unworthy of the kind of love and friendship that the Callahan's, most especially Will, showed her. It really showed how powerful love can be and a good reminder of how God uses people as a way of showing His love and care for us. I loved how Will handled Megan with gentleness and tenderness. His sweet words were like a soothing balm. Megan's Hero can be read as a stand alone but I would definitely recommend reading Jenna's Cowboy and Emily's Chance first for a more richer reading experience. If you like a sweet and gentle romance than I recommend you try the Callahan's Series. A thank you goes to the author and Revell for providing me with this complimentary copy. ( )