Searching For Love

From the moment we are born, we are searching: for food, warmth, love, security, respect, recognition and on and on. These desires change as we grow, age and mature, but we never stop searching. A newborn baby finds love not only in his mother's milk, but the warmth of her breast, the beat of her heart. Age does not diminish those needs, indeed, perhaps it is a need that only grows. Young or old, love nurtures us.

A child raised in a loving home functions better scholastically and socially. As adults, we search for a mate to share happiness and sadness along life's rocky road. The elderly thrive on having a loving family around them. The need for love goes on.

Eight-year-old Larkin has been abandoned and seeks someone to love and care for him. A kind word, a warm meal, a place to sleep, and someone to hold him, to quiet his fears.

Jessie, a widow, is looking for a new home back in her home state. Attempting to pick up the shreds of her shattered life, she runs into unexpected trouble. In her search for a new house, she encounters some disastrous and humorous adventures.

Nat is kind and caring, but has closed his heart to everyone after losing his wife. He isn't looking for love. Never again. It is too painful, but his life is so empty. That is, until he meets a young mother and her baby son who are running from a wealthy, powerful and vindictive family.

Nick and Page are two desperate people, each running from their own ghosts. Fate throws them together as they struggle with their separate fears. Can they overcome their own problems by helping each other?

Lisa craved a home for her family. Fighting for that home causes her crushing heartache. Little did she dream that achieving her goal would cost her dearly and reward her handsomely.